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Local Lenders
- PNC
(877) 508-3339 - Wells Fargo
(877) 937-9357 - Hershey Credit Union
(717) 868-3083 - Jonestown Bank
(717) 865-2112 - Fredericksburg National Bank
(800) 809-7949 - Superior Home Mortgage
(877) 562-6911 - Northwest Savings Bank
(717) 272-7639 - Susquehanna Bank
Annie Oxenrider
(570) 556-0185 - Mortgage Network Inc.
Larry Griener
(717) 314-2598
Home Inspectors
Lebanon and surrounding counties
- Pro Home Inspection,
David C. Mull,
(866) 504-4668 - The Home Inspector Inc.,
David E. Glick, CRI
Email Me
(888) 511-0222
(717) 865-0222 - Allied Home Inspections
(717) 824-3846
Appraisers
- DaGrosa Appraisal Company
James J. DaGrosa
(610) 678-0210 - Appraisal Shop, Ltd.
Vicki Troutman
(570) 874-1900
vicki@appraisalshopltd.com - Lebanon County Appraisals
Jeff Carpenter
717-228-4653
jeffcarpenter@remax.net
Credit Problems
Foreclosure Prevention Resources
| Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) |
| PHFA has established the Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling Initiative to help interested homeowners save their homes. Twenty-eight counseling agencies in the PHFA Comprehensive Housing Counseling network are participating in this program. |
| PHFA’s Foreclosure Prevention Programs |
| Homeownership Programs Hotline: 800-822-1174 |
| HEMAP Hotline: 800-342-2397 |
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| U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) |
| HUD has developed guidelines for helping to avoid foreclosure, as well as a list of HUD-approved housing counseling agenciesfor those already struggling to save their home. Call 800-569-4287 to receive information from HUD or a HUD certified counseling agency.. |
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| Federal Reserve System of Philadelphia |
| The Federal Reserve Banks have established Foreclosure Resource Centers to help address local and regional challenges in their mortgage markets and local communities. In addition, they have dynamic maps and data that illustrate subprime and alt-A mortgage loan conditions across the United States. The Federal Reserve of Philadelphia has developed a toolkitto assist communities in addressing the current turmoil in the housing market and minimize the impact of foreclosures on neighborhoods. Web links and local resources are included.. |
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| Foreclosure-response.org |
| This website offers resources intended to help states and localities respond to the foreclosure crisis. It includes a Q&A on foreclosure prevention, a policy guide, and customized maps and data for your community. The site is maintained by the Center for Housing Policy, KnowledgePlex, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), and the Urban Institute.. |
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| KnowYourOptions.com by Fannie Mae |
| Fannie Mae created KnowYourOptions.comTMto help homeowners struggling with mortgage payments or facing foreclosure. They also set up a Homeowner’s HOPE Hotline to contact a housing counselor: 888-995-HOPE.. |
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| Making Home Affordable Program |
| The Making Home Affordable Program includes opportunities to modify or refinance your mortgage to make your monthly payments more affordable. It also includes the Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA)Program for homeowners who are interested in a short sale or deed-in-lieu of foreclosure.. |
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| NeighborWorks America |
| Provides free foreclosure prevention counselingby expert counselors at HUD-approved agencies. Homeowners facing foreclosure can seek help by visiting FindAForeclosureCounselor.org.. |
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| Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) |
| PHFA has established the Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling Initiativeto help interested homeowners save their homes. Twenty-eight counseling agencies in the PHFA Comprehensive Housing Counseling network are participating in this program.. |
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| Project HOPE NOW |
| HOPE NOW is an alliance between HUD-approved counseling agents, mortgage companies, investors and other mortgage market participants that provides free foreclosure prevention assistance. Call 888-995-HOPE (4673) for help.. |
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| Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh |
| FHLBank partnered with the Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency (PHFA) and the Delaware State Housing Authority (DSHA) to present a series of summitsdesigned to help civic leaders learn more about specific ways they can help homeowners avoid foreclosure.. |
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