Foreclosure prevention programs in Grand Rapids, MI
Even if the foreclosure process has begun, there are Federal and State Government Assistance programs, as well as Local Non-profit programs available to help you stay in your home.
Most options will require these things to get started:
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Your monthly Mortgage Statement
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Recent Income (Paystubs/Benefits) + Tax Documents
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Two most recent bank statements
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Unemployment Documentation (if applicable)
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A letter describing your circumstances
CONTACT US TO GET STARTED!
Our Agents are no judgment and the process is no obligation. If you don’t receive or don’t like an offer you don’t have to work with us.
COVID-19 Foreclosure Prevention in Grand Rapids MI
Due to COVIID-19, many loans can qualify foreclosure prevention assistance.
Some requirements to qualify:
-Homeowners who are adversely impacted by the pandemic
-Foreclosure sales and evictions can be suspended for 60 days from date of foreclosure
-Credit bureau reporting of past due payments can be suspended
-Homeowners in a forbearance plan will not incur late fees
The next step is to contact your lender as soon as possible to let them know that DUE TO COVID-19 you are unable to make your payments.
See if your lender is participating
Michigan Mortgage Help
The Michigan State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) works with homeowners in the State of Michigan by providing up to $30,000 in an interest free loan to help with mortgage, property taxes, and insurance payments that have been missed.
The program is forgivable at 20% a year as long as the homeowner continues living in the home but there are restrictions on selling the property if a homeowner uses this program.
Our team are experts at working with MSHDA for resale on this program so contact us before selling if you’ve used this program in the past to know what to expect at closing.