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- HFA NewsApril 28, 2011In just one week’s time, the Florida Housing Finance Corporation has received nearly 9,500 applications from unemployed homeowners seeking financial assistance through the state’s Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF) program. Following a successful six-month pilot run in Lee County, the state housing agency launched the program statewide on April 18, making it available to troubled homeowners in all 67 counties. The counties with the largest number of applicants so far are Broward (1,638), Miami-Dade (1,027), Orange (957), and Palm Beach (939).
- HFA NewsApril 18, 2011During a press conference on Tuesday, April 5, Florida Housing Finance Corporation (Florida Housing announced that unemployed or underemployed homeowners in Florida, who are having difficulty paying their mortgages, will be able to apply for financial assistance from the Florida Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF) beginning at 9 a.m. on Monday, April 18. On this day, the program will become available to troubled homeowners in all 67 counties in the state.
- HFA NewsNovember 17, 2010The Florida Housing Finance Corp. says that troubled homeowners in Lee County who want to apply for financial assistance from the Florida Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF) may now be up to 180 days delinquent on their first mortgage.
- HFA NewsOctober 25, 2010On Monday, the Florida Housing Finance Corporation will launch a pilot program to offer financial assistance to unemployed and underemployed homeowners who are having difficulty paying their mortgages. State housing finance agencies across the country have received money through the federal government’s Hardest Hit Fund to develop targeted foreclosure-prevention initiatives in their local communities.
- HFA NewsAugust 31, 2010Florida could begin drawing down on $418 million to offer mortgage payment assistance to thousands of unemployed and under-employed as they seek re-employment, a statement from the Treasury Department said today.
