
This is an introduction to the Free consumer online course on What happens if I can't pay my home loan. Educating Homeowners, Enabling Informed Choices. We introduce you to your course instructors and you'll learn why they are so passionate about helping homeowners in distress. This course comes with a digital workbook, loaded with resources and up-to-date information. In addition, the course instructors, who are seasoned veterans, are available to answer any questions you may have.
In this section we break down, the 1,2,3 steps in working with your loan servicer in order to get assistance.
In this section we discuss, how The CARES ACT H.R. 748 provides immediate assistance to homeowners who have a government backed loan.
In this section, we share Frequently Asked Questions from a Major Servicer of whom we felt did an amazing job outlining current assistance available and how it might be impacted in a refinance or loan modification.
In this section, we provide multiple links, sites, phone numbers and resources in the event you need additional information or resources.
Navigating through the noise of the media, regulators, government programs, social media, friends and family and the latest scam offers. It is so hard to know what is accurate information, and what assistance is available. We designed this free course to guide you to getting the assistance you need now. A simple blueprint to decipher what you qualify for and the necessary resource links and tips to get started. We provide questions and insights from people who are in the same situation. We provide Servicer Guidelines.
Your instructors Shelly Cofini and Amy Sessner want you to get informed, so you can make informed choices. The course comes with a workbook filled with resources, links and phone numbers. We include actual links to real websites with phone numbers, not scam sites looking to make money off of your hardship.
This course is taught by seasoned professionals in real estate and lending, who have experienced hardships personally, and who learned a lot from the experience and which fueled their desire to assist homeowners in distress. They hope to provide timely insights and great questions to ask as well as what you can expect, from current programs and loan servicers.