Ocwen Continues to Help Struggling Homeowners Nationwide

After recent borrower outreach events in Bridgeport, Conn.; North Las Vegas; Orange, N.J.; Philadelphia and the New York metropolitan area, Ocwen is continuing its work across the country to help distressed homeowners better afford their homes.

 

According to OcwenCares, the company is participating in a series of local borrower outreach events through the end of the year. At these events, homeowners can meet one-on-one with Ocwen Home Retention Agents to discuss their unique situations and to receive information about potential options to help lower their mortgage payments.

 

From January 2014 to June 30, 2018 Ocwen has connected with more than 4,800 homeowners at more than 265 borrower outreach events hosted by local and national housing policy and counseling organizations. These events provide homeowners access to special resources and support in their communities.

 

Upcoming events that Ocwen will be part of include:
 
►Saturday, October 20: Cambridge Credit Counseling Mortgage Assistance Event for Massachusetts Homeowners, located at 67 Hunt Street, Suite 305, Agawam, Mass.
►Saturday, October 20: HOPE NOW Housing Event: Save Your Home Today, at the Community Center at Visitation-Gymnasium, located at 2646 Kensington Avenue, Philadelphia.
►Saturday, October 27: Help & Hope for Homeowners Event With the NAACP and NID at Betty T. Ferguson Recreational Complex, located at 3000 NW 199 Street, Miami Gardens, Fla.
►Thursday, November 1: HOPE NOW and Home Free USA Save Your Home Event, at Community of Hope AME Church Iverson Mall located at 3701 Branch Avenue, Hillcrest Heights, Md.
►Saturday, November 3: HOPE NOW Save Your Home Event, at Herring Run Recreation Center 5001 Sinclair Lane, Baltimore, Md.
 
While the economy overall has improved, according to Ocwen many families still need help. Through these events Ocwen ensures that loan modification options remain available for these families. Since Jan. 1, 2008, Ocwen has completed approximately 787,650 loan modifications to help families remain in their homes.

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