Relevant:
- Special homeowner relief extended to more 'hardest hit' states
- IRS Outlines Tax Consequences for Financially Distressed Homeowners
- State Applications Open for Federal Underwater Borrower Aid
- Treasury Bars Use of TARP Funds to Help Borrowers Facing Foreclosure
- Treasury Releases Additional $600m to Five New State Housing Finance Agencies
2010-04-01 — nuwireinvestor.com
"Short sales, mortgage modification or principal reduction, and unemployment assistance are among the possible options for at-risk homeowners in the 10 Hardest Hit states. Individual Housing Finance Agencies are charged with monitoring the distribution of the newly expanded $2.1 billion fund under the auspices of TARP and the Treasury Department. See the following article from Housing Predictor for more on this. "
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