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Should I Pay For FHA Loan Counseling?

March 3, 2011

If you have an FHA loan and are trying to avoid foreclosure, the FHA recommends contacting the agency to be put in touch with a counselor that can help. The same goes for first-time home buyers; the FHA can put newcomers to the FHA insured mortgage loan process in touch with a local counselor who will guide them through credit prep, the loan process itself and what to do once a suitable home is found.

There is even counseling help available for seniors, and for people facing homelessness. The FHA advertises these services on its official site, saying “Want advice on buying a home, renting, default, foreclosure avoidance, credit issues or reverse mortgages? HUD sponsors housing counseling agencies…search online for a

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