This program is intended to provide temporary
financial assistance for underemployed as well as
those unemployed homeowners who have experienced
involuntary job loss and/or severe reductions in
income.
MAP will assist qualified homeowners by paying up to
$1000 of the monthly 1st mortgage payment
(principal, interest, taxes and insurance only). The
borrower will be responsible for contributing a
minimum of $75 per month toward completing the full
payment due. Assistance lasts for up to 9 months.
Borrowers will submit
their partial payment to Nevada Hardest Hit Fund®
where it will be combined
with program funds and a full remittance made to the
Lender / Servicer.
Eligibility Criteria
Legal US Resident�
Loan originated 1/1/2009 or earlier
Home is currently owner occupied
Borrower does not own any other real property
Current income does not exceed 120% or AMI as
published by HUD
Borrower must be facing imminent default (no
contrived defaults)
Applicant must be experiencing financial
hardship due specifically to underemployed or
unemployed status
Hardship Affidavit
Mortgage balance must not exceed:
- Clark County: $427,184
- Reno/Sparks SMSA: $431,189
- Rural Nevada Areas: $347,087
Homeowners that receive benefit assistance are
required to own and occupy the subject property for
5 years following the date assistance was initiated.
You will be required to sign a promissory note which
will be recorded for the amount of assistance
received. This note bears zero percent interest and
is forgiven over a five year period which commences
when assistance is provided.
Bank, Servicers, Counselors,
Nevada Hardest Hit Fund®,
and Information Sources... All Available for a
One-Stop Help Center for those Homeowners
Facing the Possibility of
Losing their Homes.