Mortgage and Homeowner Help

For most families, a home is not only a significant financial investment but also a source of pride. The loss of a home, due to unexpected events such as unemployment, can be financially and personally devastating.
If you have been laid off or are facing unemployment, you can keep your home - - if you know the right steps to take.

If your family is facing any of these changes and cannot pay your bills, now is the time to look closely at what you owe and what you earn, eliminating unnecessary spending and reaching out for help if you still can't meet your financial obligations. Taking action now can help you protect your family from the loss of your home. Click here if you would like to see what your options are in regards to your mortgage.

"Help for Homeowners" Lenders



The federal government and the mortgage industry have partnered to assist those homeowners who have been negatively impacted by recent changes in the economy, or are concerned about the future. The mortgage lenders listed below are voluntarily participating in this special effort. If your lender is listed here, you can help protect your home by contacting them immediately!

Lender Phone #1 Phone #2

Bank of America (800) 846-2222 (716) 635-2264
Chase Home Finance (800) 848-9136
Chase Home Finance (800) 526-0072, ext. 533 (800) 527-3040
Citimortgage (800) 926-9783
Countrywide (800) 219-7773 (800) 669-4576
HSBC Mortgage Corporation (800) 338-6441 (888) 648-3124
Irwin Mortgage Corporation (888) 444-6446
James B. Nutter & Company (800) 315-7334
Midland Mortgage (800) 552-3000 (800) 654-4566
Mortgage Service (800) 449-8767
National City Mortgage (800) 367-9305
Principal Residential Mortgage, Inc. (800) 367-6448 (800) 962-4450
Wells Fargo Mortgage (800) 766-0987
Wendover Financial Services Corporation (888) 934-1081 (800) 436-1022
Washington Mutual Home Loans, Inc. (866) 926-8937 (800) 254-3677