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Foreclosure Relief

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Question/Answer Walk Through Foreclosure Eviction

Are you facing eviction because of foreclosure?

Do I have to move out of the house on the day of the foreclosure?

No. You cannot legally be put out of the house on the day of the foreclosure.

What happens on the day of the foreclosure?

Foreclosure Basics

Foreclosure in New Hampshire can happen very quickly. You can lose your home in less than 120 days if you do nothing.

In New Hampshire, most home mortgages have a "power of sale" clause. A "power of sale" clause means that the lender can take your home without taking you to court if you are behind in your home mortgage payments. Because of this "power of sale" clause allowed in New Hampshire home mortgages, New Hampshire is called a "non-judicial" foreclosure state.

Foreclosure and COVID-19

Read about foreclosure during the COVID health crisis here.

About the Foreclosure Relief Project

Is your home threatened by or currently in foreclosure?

HomeHelpNH

Download HomeHelpNH's brochure to see a foreclosure timeline, solutions and options.

Property Tax Relief

See the NH Dept. of Revenue Administration site for Taxpayer Assistance - Low and Moderate Income Homeowners Property Tax Relief

Learn more about both local and state property tax relief in the pamphlet "Having Trouble Paying for Property Taxes?" by New Hampshire Legal Assistance.