HOPE NOW has been offering assistance to homeowners since 2007 and 6.5 million have received loan modifications from our mortgage servicing members. To learn all about HOPE NOW, please download our brochure here
Port St. Lucie Community Center
2195 S.E. Airoso Blvd.
Port St. Lucie, FL 34984
Hope LoanPort®
Hope LoanPort® is a non-profit web-based platform bringing efficiency and transparency to the processing of all types of foreclosure alternatives (loan modifications, short sales, etc.) Homeowners and housing counselors looking to learn more about Hope LoanPort can visit www.hopeloanportal.org.
Homeowners wishing to self-engage in the foreclosure alternative process can visit www.homeownerconnect.org.
Use of Hope LoanPort and Homeowner Connect is free for borrowers and their HUD-approved nonprofit housing counselors.
The Making Home Affordable Program is part of the
President's broad, comprehensive strategy to get the economy back on track. The plan can help responsible homeowners who are at risk of default or are facing foreclosure.
Partnerships to Transition Distressed Properties to Veterans and Military Families
A joint project of the Financial Services Roundtable’s Housing Policy Council & The HOPE NOW Alliance
In the aftermath of the foreclosure crisis, military veterans are struggling to find affordable housing, and lenders are left with an inventory of vacant, foreclosed properties. An unusual opportunity emerged to solve the problems of these seemingly disparate groups through one unique solution—transition these “real-estate-owned” properties into homes for veterans. The question is, how?read more
The Financial Services Roundtable, Housing Policy Council, and HOPE NOW are surveying their membership and non-profit partners dealing with military servicemembers to identify partnerships between the financial services and non-profits that address the distinctive needs of our transitioning troops.
The resulting white paper will highlight ongoing initiatives and best practices amongst financial services companies, non-profit partners, quasi-governmental organizations and government programs to promote collaboration that:
Turn vacant, distressed properties into suitable homes for military families.
Help servicemembers overcome the unique financial challenges of being responsible homeowners.
This paper will:
Provide an overview of the programs that turn REO properties into homes, and prepare veterans for homeownership.
Review the various challenges that act as barriers.
Highlight a suggested framework of successful programs that offer insight into what works best.
The white paper will serve as a suggested framework and starting point for ongoing discussions around housing opportunities for servicemembers and veterans. The Financial Services Roundtable, Housing Policy Council, and HOPE NOW will aggressively pursue ways to engage all partners in expanding efforts to meet the unique needs of our military and veteran populations.minimize
