Generosity Wave Swells from Low Housing Tide

Agencies and Non-Profits are rising up all over the state of California to help families facing foreclosure to find alternatives and keep their homes. Counseling, credit help, and even resources are available to distressed homeowners. Some non-profits have a grass-roots approach, offering counseling in specific regions such as the San Joaquin Valley, while others serve homeowners statewide and are grandfathered by banks and government programs, even lenders.

With all the media surrounding foreclosures and monthly published statistics, it is no secret that a number of Californians need a little leg-up. As a result, more and more resources are becoming available from multiple sources and streams. Homeowners are advised to get help as soon as they sense trouble, and not wait until they are 60-90 days delinquent and a solution is more difficult to reach. There is help out there for those who apply a little bit of foresight and take action with the guidance of a trained representative from one of the eighteen agencies in the state of California.