Program 3648 Scam Prevention Task Force
Beware of Foreclosure Rescue Scams that require you to pay a fee for assistance with your mortgage situation. If you have been contacted by anyone claiming to be a Certified Program 3648 Representative and asked to pay a fee for their services, do not pay, and report them here. If you have been contacted by another individual or company that you suspect may be a scam, go to the Program 3648 Scam Prevention Task Force website for information on how to identify scams, report scams, and get legitimate help.
Why work with a CPR?
A Certified Program 3648 Representative will meet with you face-to-face to talk about your situation and help you understand what options and programs are available to you. A CPR can explain what documents you will need to provide to your mortgage company, and in many cases, will handle the entire process of working with mortgage company for you.
Free Assistance
There is never any charge for the assistance provided to you by a Certified Program 3648 Representative. CPR’s are generally licensed real estate agents that have been trained and certified to help homeowners take advantage of Program 3648 and proactively resolve their mortgage situation. CPR’s volunteer their time to provide homeowners with countless hours of consultation, training, and assistance, as well as processing and negotiating with their mortgage companies. |
If you are behind on your mortgage payments and need immediate assistance call 1-800-915-1988.
Have Certified Program 3648 Representative in your area contact you.
Before you meet with a CPR
Make sure you have all of the decision makers regarding your mortgage and finances present at the appointment with your CPR. Also, begin gathering the documentation listed below that you or your CPR will need to submit to your mortgage company.
Document Checklist
- Financial Information Form
- Monthly statement(s) or information for all mortgages and liens against the property including:
- Mortgage/lien holder company name
- Balance and monthly payment
- Hardship Letter explaining your circumstances
- Last two years of income tax returns
- Last two months bank statements
- Last two paycheck stubs
- If you do not have any of the items listed above, a written statement explaining why you don’t have them will be okay.
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