Foreclosure Assistance Programs by State
Alabama
Housing Finance Authority
Alaska
Housing Finance Corporation
Arizona
Department of Housing/Arizona Housing Finance Authority
Arkansas
Development Finance Authority
California
Housing Finance Agency
California Tax Credit Allocation Committee
Colorado
Housing and Finance Authority
Connecticut
Housing Finance Authority
Delaware
State Housing Authority
D.C.
Department of Housing and Community Development
District of Columbia Housing Finance Agency
Florida
Housing Finance Corporation
Georgia
Department of Community Affairs/Georgia Housing and Finance Authority
HUD-Approved Housing Counseling Links
Hawaii
Housing Finance and Development Corporation
Idaho
Housing and Finance Association
Illinois
Housing Development Authority
Indiana
Housing and Community Development Authority
Iowa
Finance Authority
Kansas
Housing Resources Corporation
Kentucky
Housing Corporation
Louisiana
Housing Finance Agency
Maine
MaineHousing
Maryland
Department of Housing and Community Development
Maryland Foreclosure Counseling Services Law
Massachusetts
Department of Housing & Community Development
MassHousing
Michigan
State Housing Development Authority
Detroit HOPE
HUD-approved Housing Counseling
Minnesota
Minnesota Housing
Mississippi
Home Corporation
Missouri
Housing Development Commission
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
Montana
Board of Housing/Housing Division
Nebraska
Investment Finance Authority
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
Nevada
Housing Division
New Hampshire
Housing Finance Authority
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
New Jersey
Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency
HUD-approved Housing Counseling
New Mexico
Mortgage Finance Authority
HUD-approved Housing Counseling
New York
City Housing Development Corporation
Nassau County foreclosure assistance hotline
New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal
New York State Foreclosure Prevention
New York State Housing Finance Agency/State of New York Mortgage Agency
North Carolina
Housing Finance Agency
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
North Dakota
Housing Finance Agency
Ohio
Housing Finance Agency
Lucas County Foreclosure Prevention Assistance
Ohio Department of Commerce / Consumer Lending Foreclosure Hotline
Oklahoma
Housing Finance Agency
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
Oregon
Housing and Community Services
Pennsylvania
Housing Finance Agency
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
Puerto Rico
Housing Finance Authority
Rhode Island
Housing
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
South Carolina
State Housing Finance and Development Authority
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
South Dakota
Housing Development Authority
HUD-Approved Housing Counseling Links
Tennessee
Housing Development Agency
HUD-approved Housing Counseling Links
Texas
Department of Housing and Community Affairs
Utah
Housing Corporation
Vermont
Housing Finance Agency
HUD-Approved Housing Counseling Links
Virgin Islands
Housing Finance Authority
Virginia
Housing Development Authority
HUD-Approved Housing Counseling
Washington
State Housing Finance Commission
West Virginia
Housing Development Fund
HUD-Approved Housing Counseling Links
Wisconsin
Housing and Economic Development Authority
Wyoming
Community Development Authority
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