State increases funds, expands criteria to include underemployment, healthcare hardships and military service
INDIANAPOLIS—Hoosiers who have experienced financial hardships of various types now may qualify for the Indiana Foreclosure Prevention Network’s (IFPN) Hardest Hit Fund. IFPN is a statewide multi-agency collaboration operated by the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority (IHCDA).
Theresa Owens shares her Hardest Hit Fund success story. The program helped her keep her treasured home. "It was God sent," she says. Mark Neyland, director of asset preservation at Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, offers insights into the program.
Air date: Jan. 18, 2013
Source: WISH-TV
Funds are available for struggling homeowners. Hardest Hit Fund (HHF) recipient Malinda Bell acknowledges that the HHF program helped save her home from foreclosure. Mark Neyland, director of asset preservation at Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, provides insights into Indiana's HHF program.
Run date: Dec. 5, 2012
Source: Louisville Courier-Journal
Mark Neyland, director of asset preservation at Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority, shares the latest updates to Indiana's Hardest Hit Fund with WFHB radio station. Neyland explains how Hoosiers facing unemployment can get help making mortgage payments while looking for work. Air date: Nov. 27, 2012
Tony Dungy teams up with the Hardest Hit Fund to encourage you to get the help you need to avoid foreclosure. This is your home--the Hardest Hit Fund can help you save it.
Tony Dungy says no parent should have to worry where their child is going to sleep. Get up to $18,000 of assistance from the Hardest Hit Fund to save your home from foreclosure. Call 877-GET-HOPE to learn more.
Your home is where your most precious memories are made. The Hardest Hit Fund can help you save it. Call 877-GET-HOPE today.
