Texas community resource

Foreclosure Intervention Counseling

Tejano Center

Free HUD-approved counseling for homeowners delinquent or expecting to become delinquent on the mortgage for their primary residence.

TexasHousing and HomelessnessHomeowners seeking counseling through Tejano Center's Houston office in Harris County, Texas.

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How to get help

Submit all required documents to Tejano Center before an appointment can be scheduled. Contact the Affordable Housing Program with questions. A counselor reviews options during a session lasting up to three hours; counseling does not guarantee lender participation or foreclosure prevention.

Who this service helps

Homeowners who are delinquent or anticipate becoming delinquent on mortgage payments for their primary residence, regardless of income or home value. Required records include identification, household income, bank and tax records, mortgage and closing documents, homeowner's insurance, applicable association bills, and proof of occupancy.

Where this service is available

Service area: Homeowners seeking counseling through Tejano Center's Houston office in Harris County, Texas.

A service area describes where help is offered or who may be served. It is not necessarily the organization’s physical location.

Cost / fees

No charge.

About this service

Foreclosure Intervention Counseling helps homeowners evaluate retention or disposition options and communicate and negotiate with a lender or mortgage company's loss-mitigation department. The service uses a HUD-approved foreclosure-counseling curriculum and aims to prevent a foreclosure sale or reduce its financial impact.

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