Save My Home Hotline: Just the Facts
If you’re a homeowner facing financial hardship, the Save my Home Hotline may be able to help.
The Save My Home Hotline is staffed by fully-trained, HUD-certified counselors that can discuss your individual situation and offer advice and guidance that is personalized for your situation.
Get the facts on the Save my Home Hotline and take a step towards saving your home.
Who Can Participate in the Program?
Union members and their families.
What is the Save My Home Hotline Phone Number?
1-866-490-5361.
What Are the Save My Home Hotline Hours?
The Save My Home Hotline is available by telephone 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Can I Talk to a Counselor in Person?
Yes. There are more than 100 local offices in 22 states and the District of Columbia. Call the Save My Home Hotline at 1-866-490-5361 to schedule an appointment.
Is There a Charge to Use the Save My Home Hotline?
No. This service is free to union members and families.
I Already Am Behind on My Mortgage Payments. Can the Hotline Help Me?
Yes. The hotline's HUD-certified counselors can help you establish a budget, set priorities and explain all the available strategies to stop foreclosure and help you keep your home. Landlords and lenders often are willing to be flexible about repayment of late or missing payments.
If you simply cannot make your payments, your counselor can provide advice for working with the lender. Your lender may be able to restructure your loan to a fixed rate, for example, or allow you to make smaller payments for a limited period of time (those payments will be added to the loan balance, though.) If necessary, your counselor will make referrals to other resources or alternatives such as a deed-in-lieu of foreclosure (where you essentially turn the home back over to the lender). You'll leave the session with a plan outlining actions you need to take.
Will the Counselors Work Directly with My Lender?
No. Unlike with credit counseling, the Save My Home Hotline counselors are unable to work directly with your lender. However, they will create an action plan to help you address your housing concerns. After the session, you should be better prepared to work with your lender. And, you may call the Hotline to speak with a counselor as many times as you need to make sure all of your questions and concerns are answered.
What Type of Information Should I Have Ready to Discuss with a Counselor?
Your counseling session will consist of a review of your circumstances, including income, expenses, debts and mortgage terms. You should have the account numbers, billing addresses, current payments and balances for all creditors you owe, as well as any information from your mortgage lender, including payment amount and time delinquent (if applicable).
Who Offers the Save My Home Hotline?
The Save My Home Hotline is offered by Union Plus, which provides benefits to union members, through Money Management International (MMI). MMI is the nation's largest full-service, nonprofit credit counseling agency and currently assists nearly 100,000 clients in repaying their debts. For more than 46 years, MMI and its family of Consumer Credit Counseling Services agencies have helped consumers nationwide, with more than 100 local offices throughout the country.