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Avoid Foreclosure: Connecticut

Don't lose your home! Here is some guidance on default and foreclosure prevention.

Housing counseling agencies - counseling on buying, renting, defaults, foreclosures, credit issues and reverse mortgages
Are you facing foreclosure? - call Connecticut's Mortgage Foreclosure Assistance Hotline toll-free at (877) 472-8313 for assistance and guidance
State Banking Commissioner's Office and Foreclosure Hotline
The Community Investment Network - New England Mortgage Relief Fund
2-1-1 Infoline - eviction, mortgage payment and foreclosure prevention referrals
CT FAMLIES - refinancing program for borrowers facing foreclosure
Connecticut Fair Housing Center - legal resources and foreclosure prevention clinics
Don't lose your home - tips and resources when you are facing foreclosure
Foreclosure Mediation Program - get help before you lose your home to foreclosure
Connecticut Housing Finance Authority (CHFA) - borrower assistance programs to help provide relief to homeowners with subprime mortgages
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