White House launches Web site to help homeowners with mortgage payments, refinancing

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http://www.suntimes.com/news/politics/obama/1486999,CST-NWS-mortgage20.article

March 20, 2009

WASHINGTON -- The Obama White House launched a new Web site, http://www.makinghomeaffordable.gov to give homeowners a one-stop place to research options to reduce mortgage payments and prevent foreclosures. snip

It also helps find counselors to guide homeowners through the often-complicated process. The most important advice: Don't wait if you are in trouble and are about to skip a payment or already have missed payments. Another resource: HOPE Hotline (888) 995-HOPE.

[Connie_Corleone]

1. Kick

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2. KnR - This needs to go to the greatest page.

The information could be beneficial to any number of people. I would hate for anyone to miss it.

[BluePatriot21]

3. Thank you for link

Have a great day.

[Generic Other]

4. kick

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[MiniMe]

5. Hope it isn't NACA (neighborhood assistance corporation of america)

I'm sure that NACA is a fine program, and it is free. But their phone number is 1 off of my work phone, and they have had several misprints with my phone number on it. Unless I recognize the number or the number is out of state on caller ID, I don't even answer the phone anymore. It is so bad that I had to put something on my voicemail message giving them the right number. Of course, there are people who don't bother listening to the message and want a call back anyway. I have called them and they tell me that they don't have any written handouts with my number on it. Yet, if I answer a call from somebody, they read back the number on whatever they have and it is printed wrong. I ask the person to tell them when they call that they have a misprint.

Sorry for the mini-rant, but it is driving my crazy.

[mia]

6. Thanks for the link!

Good news.