Distressed California Homeowners may qualify for California’s Keep Your Home California Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
If your clients can no longer afford their homes and are
thinking of a short sale or a deed in lieu of foreclosure, they may be eligible
for financial help with their relocation to alternative housing.
Funds come from the Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
which is part of the Keep Your Home California Program.
The state of California is providing up to $5,000 in
transition assistance to qualified homeowners who can no longer afford to stay
in their homes. You can help by advising
your distressed clients that they must:
• Apply for
the funds through their state's website or by calling 1.888.954.5337.
• Maintain
their property until their house is sold or returned to the lender via a
negotiated deed in lieu of foreclosure.
For qualified homeowners, these state funds may be used in
addition to any other transition assistance that the homeowner may receive by
participating in the Federal Home Affordable Foreclosure Alternatives (HAFA)
program or in any other pre-offer short sale program.
To learn more about the Transition Assistance Program's
guidelines, and how your clients may qualify, please visit that program's
website at http://keepyourhomecalifornia.org.
You can also direct your clients to call 1.888.954.5337 and identify
themselves as Bank of America customers.

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