State has $56 million for homeowners struggling to pay mortgages

In the first quarter of 2022, the state of Kansas had nearly 10,000 past-due mortgages. Six of 10 of those mortgages were at least three months late and considered seriously delinquent, according to Marilyn Stanley, the program director for the Kansas Homeowner Assistance Fund. A new $56.6 million statewide program funded by the federal American Rescue Plan Act aims to help homeowners who are struggling financially due to the pandemic. The program offers up to $45,000 to homeowners for past-due mortgage payments, property tax payments, utility payments and more.
Source: Derby Informer | News