州长Ducey and the Arizona Department of 住房 宣布 $197 million to launch the Homeowner Assistance Fund.
的 Centers for Disease Control and Prevention extended the eviction moratorium, which will expire on October 3, 2021.
Governor Doug Ducey today 宣布 the Arizona Department of Economic Security will be launching a new Emergency Rental Assistance Program to provide financial assistance and housing stability.
Governor Doug Ducey 宣布 $7 million to expand available rental assistance through the Arizona Department of 住房's Rental Eviction Assistance Program and the Rental Property Owner Preservation Fund.
州长Ducey signed an executive order extending an eviction moratorium on residential evictions until October 31, 2020. 的 order also allocated $650,000 for Community Action Agencies to improve staffing and administration of rental assistance programs and $5 million to establish the Foreclosure Prevention Program.
州长Ducey 宣布 $5 million in new funding as a part of Arizona Department of 住房’s (ADOH) Rental Eviction Prevention Assistance Program to help Arizonans struggling to pay rent due to the 新型冠状病毒肺炎 outbreak. Rental assistance is available to renters whose primary residence is in Arizona and who have seen a reduction in income (that when annualized does not exceed 100% of the area’s median income) due to 新型冠状病毒肺炎.
ARIZONA HOMEOWNER ASSISTANCE FUND
州长Ducey and the Arizona Department of 住房 launched a one-time program to help keep low-income homeowners in their homes. 的 Homeowner Assistance Fund was established with funds from the American Rescue Plan Act and will help with mortgage payments and home-related expenses. While intended to prevent foreclosure, homeowners may also use the funds for past due 公用事业公司 and internet services, 房产税, 保险, HOA fees and more.
资格
- Income equal to or less than 150% of the area median income
- Experienced a financial hardship after Jan. 21, 2021
Homeowners who have experienced financial hardship related to 新型冠状病毒肺炎 may work with ADOH counselors on their applications.
ARIZONA EMERGENCY RENTAL ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
美国.S. Department of Treasury provided $492 million to the state of Arizona as part of a 新型冠状病毒肺炎 relief package. 的 Arizona Department of Economic Security (DES) was award $289 million to directly support large cities and counties for direct payments for rent, 租金欠款, 公用事业公司, 效用欠款, and other expenses related to housing stability incurred due to the 新型冠状病毒肺炎 pandemic.
DES will serve Apache, Cochise, Coconino, 毒蜥, 格雷厄姆, Greenlee, 拉巴斯, 纳瓦霍人, 圣克鲁斯, Pinal, Mohave and Yavapai counties. Residents in these counties may apply for housing and 公用事业公司 assistance starting February 23, 2021.
Arizona Eviction Prevention Assistance
的 拯救我们的家园 (“SOHAZ”) Program offers Principal Reduction Assistance, Monthly Mortgage Subsidy Assistance for under and unemployed Arizonans and Second Lien Elimination Assistance to qualified Arizona homeowners. 的 program’s goal is to aid Arizona’s homeowners in avoiding foreclosure by assisting with mortgage affordability (a payment that does not exceed 31 percent of gross income) inclusive of 房产税 and Homeowner’s Association (HOA) fees. Your lender's agreement to participate may be required, since mortgage assistance is provided directly to lenders on the homeowner’s behalf.
RENTER QUALIFICATION SELF-ASSESSMENT
MORTGAGE QUALIFICATION SELF-ASSESSMENT
Community Action Agencies in Arizona offer emergency eviction and utility assistance for renters and homeowners. Find programs in your county below.
VIEW COMMUNITY ACTION AGENCIES
FEDERAL MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE AND LOAN LOOKUP TOOLS
If your ability to pay your mortgage is impacted there are 工具 to lookup your loan provider to see if you are eligible to delay making your monthly mortgage payments for a temporary period during which you will not incur late fees or face foreclosure.
HOMEOWNER'S GUIDE TO SUCCESS
的 Consumer 金融 Protection Bureau developed this guide for homeowners to navigate financial hardships due to 新型冠状病毒肺炎. Homeowners can find information on late payments, connect with experts, learn how to work best with loan servicers and view mortgage assistance options.