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Quick, please! Isn’t Oklahoma getting emergency funds for borrowers in foreclosure?
Question by : Quick, please! Isn’t Oklahoma getting emergency funds for borrowers in foreclosure?
I clicked on this link, http://portal.hud.gov/portal/page/portal/HUD/press/press_releases_media_advisories/2010/HUDNo.10-176
which I found under this headline and where I found the following amounts for states mentioned. Though I specifically typed on address bar “state emergency funds for Oklahoma borrowers in foreclosure” and Oklahoma appeared on the page I clicked, I don’t see anything there about it. I need this info. for site I’m working on. Any info. is appreciated.
Site also has this info. States that do not currently have Hardest Hit Fund unemployment programs must submit proposals to Treasury by September 1, 2010 that, within established guidelines, meet the distinct needs of their state.
The states eligible to receive funds through this additional assistance, along with allocations based on their population sizes, are as follows:
Alabama $ 60,672,471
California $ 476,257,070
Florida $ 238,864,755
Georgia $ 126,650,987
Illinois $ 166,352,726
Indiana $ 82,762,859
Kentucky $ 55,588,050
Michigan $ 128,461,559
Mississippi $ 38,036,950
Nevada $ 34,056,581
New Jersey $ 112,200,638
North Carolina $ 120,874,221
Ohio $ 148,728,864
Oregon $ 49,294,215
Rhode Island $ 13,570,770
South Carolina $ 58,772,347
Tennessee $ 81,128,260
Washington, DC $ 7,726,678
Common Sense: Apparently you did not read my entire question! This is not for me. This is for a website that helps borrowers in distress obtain information. PLEASE WORLD, let’s not judge others so much, especially when we don’t have an idea what these people are going through!!!!
“My Take On it”: You are also wrong!!!
At present I don’t have time to create a website (this is one I’m working for). I would though, add all information about this subject and many others to my blog, which I created days ago in order to at least put down somewhere in the web the answer I could not offer one of my Yahoo contacts because it was too long!
Best answer:
Answer by Common Sense
Do you honestly expect you’re going to get free money because you didn’t pay your mortgage. I don’t think so. Oklahoma isn’t on that list anyway.
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