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Attention Homeowners!

Recently, Florida Housing’s Board of Directors approved $50 million in Florida HHF program dollars to be used for a Modification Enabling Pilot (MEP)/principal reduction program. Currently, this program is in development; when more information and program participation criteria become available, we will post it on the Florida HHF official website (www.FLHardestHitHelp.org), on Florida Housing’s website (www.FloridaHousing.org), and we will make public announcements. In the meantime, to read more about the program, click here to be redirected to Florida Housing’s Board of Directors meeting March 15 agenda item.

Eligibility requirements and program benefits for the Florida Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF) have changed! If you have previously started or completed an application for the Florida HHF Program, or received an eligibility determination prior to June 1, 2012, DO NOT ATTEMPT TO RE-APPLY OR START A NEW ONLINE APPLICATION. To see if you qualify for assistance under the revised eligibility criteria or to see if you are eligible to receive extended program benefits, CONTACT YOUR PREVIOUSLY ASSIGNED ADVISOR AGENCY to update your information and have your application re-evaluated.

For more information and to review the revised eligibility criteria, visit the Florida HHF Program website.

Please be advised that the entities listed below ARE NOT associated with or authorized to represent Florida Housing Finance Corporation (Florida Housing) and/or the Florida Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF). Neither Florida Housing nor its authorized representatives will require any fees to apply for or have eligibility determined for the program.

· Mader Law Group

· Attorneys Legal Network

· The Law Center

· NOVA Debt

· National Loan Restructuring

· LMPrep LLC

· Hardship Center

The following agencies are no longer participating in the Hardest-Hit Fund program:

· REACH (Real Estate, Education and Community Housing)

· Reliance Financial, Inc.

· Second Chance Help Center, Inc.

· All-American Foreclosure Solutions, Inc.

· Affordable Housing Centers of America

· Reliable Business Solutions

Florida Hardest-Hit Fund Information

The Florida Hardest-Hit Fund (HHF) website contains all the information you will need to begin your application for assistance, with step-by-step instructions and prompts to help you. In addition, there are facts about the program, answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs) and other foreclosure avoidance information that may be helpful to you.

The federal government has allocated funding to help pay the mortgages of qualified homeowners who are unemployed or underemployed through no fault of their own. Troubled homeowners in all 67 counties who want to apply for HHF financial assistance will be able to do so via this website.

Homeowners who qualify for financial assistance may receive up to six (6) months of monthly mortgage payments (including escrowed mortgage-related payments) and/or funds to pay past due mortgage payments to bring the mortgage current; these funds are paid directly to the loan servicer/lender.

You must meet all eligibility requirements to be considered for the program. To review full eligibility requirements and HHF program information, and to apply for assistance, please visit the official HHF website at www.FLHardestHitHelp.org.

Quarterly Reports

· HHF QTR Report ending 09/30/10

· HHF QTR Report ending 12/31/10

· HHF QTR Report ending 03/31/11

· HHF QTR Report ending 06/30/11

· HHF QTR Report ending 09/30/11

· HHF QTR Report ending 12/31/11
(click here for 4th Quarter Treasury Report Footnotes)

· HHF QTR Report ending 3/31/2012

· HHF QTR Report ending 06/30/12
(click here for 2nd Quarter Treasury Report Footnotes)

· HHF QTR Report ending 09/30/12
(click here for 3rd Quarter Treasury Report Footnotes)

· HHF QTR Report ending 12/31/12
(click here for 4th Quarter Treasury Report Footnotes)

· HHF QTR Report ending 3/31/13
(click here for 1st Quarter Treasury Report Footnotes)