Facing Eviction or Foreclosure?

In challenging times, knowing where to turn for help with eviction or foreclosure matters can make all the difference. HomeHelpersAlliance is dedicated to providing you with essential tools and resources to secure your housing situation.

Steps to Take Immediately If You’re at Risk:

Step 1: Communicate Proactively

Reach out to your landlord or lender as soon as you suspect you might run into trouble paying your rent or mortgage. Sometimes, arrangements can be made to delay payments or restructure payment plans without legal action.

Step 2: Seek Legal Advice

Seek Legal Advice Engage with legal aid services to understand your rights and explore options like contesting the eviction or applying for a foreclosure relief program.

Step 3: Apply for Aid

Utilize government assistance programs according to your eligibility to secure immediate financial help..

Step 4: Attend All Legal Proceedings

Ensure you attend all court dates and meetings. Missing these can negatively affect your case, no matter your legal standing or the assistance you may be receiving.

Step 5: Plan for All Possible Outcomes

While fighting an eviction or foreclosure, it’s prudent to also plan for all potential outcomes, including the need to relocate.

Consult With an HUD-Approved Housing Counselors

The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) offers access to free or low-cost housing counselors for both renters and homeowners. These professionals can offer advice specific to your situation, including how to negotiate with landlords or lenders.

Local and State Assistance Just a Phone Call Away

Beyond federal programs, your local and state governments may offer additional supports like down payment assistance and tax incentives. Explore what benefits your community has in store.

Find Your Local Public Housing Agency (PHA)

Utilize our easy-to-use directory below to assist you in finding your local PHA offices across the United States. Select your state from the interactive map to find the address and contact details of your local PHA office: