Consumer Information

Foreclosure Resources
for Consumers
(Board of Governors)
NeighborWorks Foreclosure Hotline (1-888-995-HOPE)
You May Be Paying Too
Much for Your Mortgage
(Boston Fed)
Filing a Bank-Related
Complaint
You Can Avoid Foreclosure and Keep Your Home (FHA)

Foreclosure Maps and Data

Dynamic Map of U.S. Nonprime Mortgage Regions

Community Resources

National

St. Louis (Missouri and Illinois)

Little Rock (Arkansas)

Louisville (Kentucky and Indiana)

Memphis (Arkansas, Mississippi and Tennessee)

Policy and Regulations

Regulatory updates and information affecting financial institutions

Regional Reserve Banks

View additional foreclosure alleviation information from other Federal Reserve Banks across
the country.

National and District News

Fed Announces New Program To Support Home, Consumer Lending (Nov. 25)

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac To Suspend Foreclosures Until January 2009 (Nov. 20)

HUD Expands Mortgage Modification Program (Nov. 19)

RealtyTrac: U.S. October Foreclosures Up 25 Percent Over Last Year (Nov. 13)

HUD Announces New Mortgage Rules To Help Consumers (Nov. 12)

Bernanke Addresses Future of Mortgage Financing (Oct. 31)

NeighborWorks Releases National Foreclosure Mitigation Counseling (NFMC) Program Update (Oct. 31)

Federal Reserve Finalizes Rule On Mortgage Rate Disclosure (Oct. 19)

Fed Offers New Online "Consumer's Guide to Mortgage Refinancing" (Aug. 28)

District Conferences and Events

St. Louis:

"Facing the Mortgage Crisis": A KETC-TV Channel 9 Series and Resource Guide for the St. Louis Region

Strengthening Neighborhoods in Weak Markets
Materials from the Sept. 24-25 Recovery, Renewal, Rebuilding forum are now available.

Research and Publications

A Snapshot of Mortgage Conditions with an Emphasis on Subprime Mortgage Performance

Papers, articles and data from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis: