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[Photo: External view of Reno Silvercrest Residence] See how HUD funds benefit your community

 -   Las Vegas
 -   Reno



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[Photo: Shlynn McKinney smiling] 7th Year of Mentoring Program
Shlynn McKinney became the seventh (7th) student that the Las Vegas Office staff has mentored.



Quick Links
 -   Contact us
 -   Nevada Hotpage - often requested
 -   Disaster Assistance
 -   HUD Homes for Sale
 -   Buying a home
 -   Subsidized apartments search
 -   Avoid foreclosure
 -   Income limits & fair market rents
 -   Housing discrimination complaints
 -   Native American Programs (SWONAP)
 -   Multifamily Housing Office

[Photo: ]stop sign BEWARE Foreclosure Rescue Scams
The possibility of losing your home to foreclosure can be terrifying. The reality that scam artists are preying on the vulnerability of desperate homeowners is equally frightening. Many so-called foreclosure rescue companies or foreclosure assistance firms claim they can help you save your home.  Learn more from HUD and the Federal Trade Commission.
 -   Multi-agency crackdown on foreclosure scams
 -   Foreclosure rescue scams
 

Trouble paying your rent?
Visit our page for local Rental Help

Want to own a house?
Get some information to buy, maintain and keep your home. Learn about Homeownership.

                                                                                                                                                      Behind in house payments or facing foreclosure?
Foreclosure can often be prevented. DO NOT ignore letters from your lender. Act now!  Before it is too late, contact your lender and 
contact a foreclosure avoidance housing counselor

Have a question about FHA?
Want to know more about FHASecure, reverse mortgages, FHA loans, or any other FHA program?
 -   Contact our FHA Resource Center.
 -   Email info@fhaoutreach.com
 -   Phone 800-CALLFHA (800-225-5342)
 -   How to become an FHA-Approved lender



Highlights
 -   Community-based Energy Efficiency event
 -   Help for renters in foreclosure situations
 -   What's Up at HUD This Week in Region IX?
 -   Top tips for avoiding foreclosure
 -   Check for new local FHA mortgage limits
 -   Talk to a housing counseling agency
 -   Flood control information
 -   Faith-based and community organizations
 -   Good Neighbor Next Door program

 
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