Foreclosure Resources

Foreclosure Help for Homeowners
For homeowners having difficulty paying their mortgage or know they will have difficulty in the near future, it's important for them to act now. NeighborWorks America has developed a consumer website, which includes information and links to agencies that can help guide homeowners through various options. Read more»

Loan Modification Scam Alert Campaign
Loan modification scams continue to be a growing problem across the country: Homeowners facing foreclosure are losing their money – and their homes – to loan modification scams. Information is the best defense. Read more»

National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) Program
The $619 million NFMC program was launched in December 2007 with funds appropriated by Congress to increase the availability of foreclosure counseling services across the country. Grants are being made to fund foreclosure counseling and legal assistance to homeowners, as well as to train foreclosure counselors. Read more»

NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions
The NeighborWorks Center for Foreclosure Solutions was created to preserve homeownership and healthy neighborhoods in the face of rising foreclosure rates.  NeighborWorks offers training courses and resources for foreclosure mitigation counselors, conducts public outreach campaigns to reach struggling homeowners, and works with local leaders to create sustainable foreclosure intervention programs. Read more»

Foreclosure Counselor Training
The NeighborWorks Center for Homeownership Education and Counseling (NCHEC) delivers time-sensitive training to counselors on the front lines of foreclosure – in cities across the country. Course topics target the needs of all counselors, from fundamental classes to advanced certifications. Scholarships are available to all qualifying applicants. Visit NCHEC online to check your eligibility and to learn more about how to take advantage of this unparalleled training. Read more»

Community Stabilization
NeighborWorks America developed an online information hub, www.stablecommunities.org, for nonprofit organizations and their public and private partners working together to stabilize their communities in the wake of the foreclosure crisis. Data is also now available at the zipcode level to help states and localities identify the relative need of different neighborhoods for neighborhood stabilization assistance. View Foreclosure-Response.org.