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Foreclosure Counseling

Many people don’t know what to do if they are having difficulty making their mortgage payments.   In what can be a difficult and overwhelming situation, Wyoming Housing Network can help. Foreclosure counseling can help you understand and navigate the process, at absolutely no cost.

Wyoming Housing Network collaborates with the State of Wyoming Attorney General’s Office to provide homeowners facing foreclosure with a HUD-certified resource. With counselors who have over 15 years of combined experience, Wyoming Housing Network can offer support whether you’re concerned about falling behind on your mortgage, or have already missed payments.

Foreclosure counseling can help at any stage

  • Homeowner counseling – If you haven’t missed a payment, but you are concerned about your ability to budget and continue making your mortgage payment, our foreclosure counselor can help you figure out a short term and long term budget, communicate with your lender, and make a plan.
  • Foreclosure prevention and mitigation – If you are facing foreclosure because of an inability to make your payments, our foreclosure counselor can help you assess your options, communicate with your lender, explore the best solution available, and create a budget to help you reach your goals.
  • Post-foreclosure counseling – If you have faced a situation that has not allowed you to stay in your home, our foreclosure counselor can help you create an action plan for rebuilding credit, debt repayment strategies and budgeting that are critical for rebuilding your financial health.

BEWARE OF FORECLOSURE SCAMS! 

If you think you’ve been scammed, file a complaint today. 

The Office of the Attorney General is the sponsoring agency for our Foreclosure Prevention Services.

If you require help due to a disability or language barrier, please contact Wyoming Housing Network for assistance.

Step 1: Make an Appointment

Call 307-233-8511 to set up an initial appointment.

Step 2: Complete Intake Process

You can complete it using the link below or request hard copy forms to be sent to you by calling 307-233-8511.

Fillable Form Here

Step 3: Submit Required Documentation

After you have submitted the required information from Step Number 2 you will need to gather the following information and submit it as soon as possible:

You can submit these by:

  1. Mailing Hard Copies to
    Attn. Foreclosure Prevention Services
    2345 E 2 nd Street
    Casper, WY 82601
  2. scan and send them to foreclosurehelp@whninc.org
  3. Upload them here

You will need:
One COPY of:

  • Last monthly mortgage statement and last notice from lender(s)
  • Last 2 years tax returns MUST BE SIGNED AND DATED
  • Last 2 months proof of all household income (paystubs, unemployment, Social Security, disability, child support, etc.)
  • Last 2 bank statements (all pages) for all asset accounts (checking, savings, 401K, etc.)
  • List of monthly expenses (in addition to the budget)
  • Proof of occupancy (a recent utility bill in your name at the property address, include all pages of the bill)
  • Write a foreclosure hardship letter stating the circumstances that lead to the financial crisis. Must be signed and dated by the borrower and co-borrower.

If self-employed, also include one COPY of the following:

  • Last 6 months bank statements for business
  • Last 2 years business tax returns MUST BE SIGNED AND DATED (if filed separately from personal)
  • Year-to-date Profit & Loss statement

Contact Us

For more information about Foreclosure Counseling, please contact

Beth Skidmore

foreclosurehelp@whninc.org
307.233.8511
877.549.1402
fax: 307.472.0893

What people are saying about Foreclosure Counseling

“I honestly don’t know if I would have been able to pull it off at the end without you! Actually I know I wouldn’t have! “

“You have no idea how much all your help and going the extra mile for us means to me!”

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