Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about foreclosure assistance and our services
Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about foreclosure assistance
No, Our first goal is to keep you in your home when possible. Remember, you have to be able to pay your mortgage after we agree to a resolution.
Yes. We coordinate education and resources recognized by lenders, HUD-approved counselors, and, when needed, attorneys. We document everything.
Often, yes. Call immediately. Options shrink as the date approaches, but urgent steps may still exist.
Appeals or updated submissions may still help—especially with complete, well-organized files and current financials.
The initial consult is free. Many resources are free or subsidized. If any paid services are considered, we disclose them up front and you decide.
We serve our clients in most of the 50 States, but do not serve clients in the state of California.
No. We are a community service organization providing education, coordination, and advocacy. We do not provide legal or tax advice.