Keep My TN Home ends this month!

The Keep My Tennessee Home program is running out of money and winding down.  It will not be renewed.  When it is gone, it is gone. If you have been putting off applying, don't delay any longer!

If interested in the program, call me.  I will screen you on the phone and not waste your time.

Rod Williams 615-850-3453
This is for middle Tennessee homeowners only.

Last chance for Keep My Tn Home program

The Keep My TN Home program which can provide up to $40,000 in free money to help those who have experience a housing hardship, is coming to an end very, very soon. If you think you may qualify, call me. I will evaluate you over the phone. I can speed up the process. Your best chance of getting this program before it ends is by contacting me: Rod Williams 615-850-3453. Middle Tennessee residents only.

I was the Counselor who helped Ms Phyllis Qualls-Brooks save her home. Call me and let me see if I can help you.

I was the Counselor who helped Ms Phyllis Qualls-Brooks save her home. Call me and let me see if I can help you. Rod Williams 615-850-3453

Keep My Tennessee Home winding down. To take advantage of this program. Do not delay.

To take advantage of this program, do not delay. I don't know for sure when the program will end but it will be soon. We have first heard  from THDA that the program could end as early as January but then more recently we heard it may last until March or April. If you think you may be eligible for this program, don't delay. When it ends, I do not know if we will be told to not take new applications but to continue to work those who are in the pipeline, or if we will be told to stop submitting files.

From the time I have a complete file, it still takes about six weeks to get an application approved. Often it takes a client up to a month, sometimes longer, to get their documents to me.

If you make contact directly with me, I will shorten the process for you. Tell me you are being referred from this website and you will get to skip the class that clients normally have to go to before they see a counselor. Also, not to be immodest but I am one of the most experienced and successful counselors working this program. I have over twenty years experience as a housing counselor and know the KMTH program and other work-out options inside and out. I am one of the best and, I won't waste your time. If you are not eligible, I will tell you. Also, feel free to call for a phone screening. There is no cost for our services. There is no cost for getting the Keep My TN Home assistance.

If you qualify, what Keep My TN Home can do for you is bring your loan current and make your house payment for up to three years or until $40,000 is spend on your behalf. I know that sounds unbelievable and too good to be true, but it is. I am not offering an opinion of whether or not I think it is a good policy or a wise policy. I don't make policy or comment on policy on this blog, I am just trying to drum up some business.  Why would I do that? I don't make any money off of serving you, but I do want to be a productive employee and maintain a record as a high producer. Who knows? When this program ends, there may be less demand for housing counselors and I want to remain one of the best in the business. So, call me and let me help you save your home. Rod Williams 615-850-3453.

To be eligible, you must of lost your job or had a decrease in income or suffered another eligibility hardship through no fault of your own. There are some other restrictions but most people meet the other requirements. Don't assume you are not eligible. Don't immediately register on the Keep My Tn website, call me first. 

If you are closer to Memphis or Knoxville or Chattanooga than Nashville you need to be served somewhere else; go to this website: http://www.keepmytnhome.org. This program is only for Tennessee residents but about 19 other states have their own version of the same program. Nationally the program is know as the Hardest Hit program.

Keep My TN Home: On the Steps of Foreclosure

Save a couple steps, speed up the process and let me help you.There is no charge for my services. Call me and I can do a preliminary screening over the phone.  I won't waste your time if you are not eligible.

Rod Williams
Senior Housing Counselor
Woodbine Community Organization
222 Oriel Ave., Nashville, TN 37210
Work phone #: 615-850-3453
FAX: 615-833-9727
web site: Woodbinecommunity.org

Making Home Affordable Plans Nashville Event to Help Struggling Tennessee Homeowners Keep their Homes

Reposted from Treasury Notes
By: Andrea Risotto,10/19/2012

Are you a Tennessee homeowner struggling with your mortgage payments?  Would you like to understand the options available to you based on your particular circumstances?  Do you need help working with your mortgage company to apply for assistance?  If so, then we encourage you to attend the free Helpfor Homeowners Community Event at the Nashville Convention Center on Wednesday, October 24. 

At next week’s event, which is co-sponsored with the HOPE NOW Alliance, homeowners in the Nashville area will be able to meet face-to-face with 15 of the nation’s largest mortgage servicers to discuss options to make their mortgage payments more affordable. Every homeowner who attends will leave with a clearer idea of their eligibility for help and next steps.

We encourage you to attend even if you have tried unsuccessfully to work with your mortgage company in the past, particularly if you have had a change in circumstances.  Local HUD-approved housing counselors will be on-site to meet with homeowners and offer free guidance. And there are more options for assistance available today than ever before, including new opportunities for mortgage modifications, refinances and unemployment assistance.  

One of the newer programs available to homeowners in the Volunteer State is Keep My Tennessee Home.  Funded by Treasury’s HardestHit Fund, Keep My Tennessee Home offers assistance to homeowners struggling to keep up with their mortgage payments due to unemployment or a reduction in wages. This program makes payments to a homeowner’s mortgage company for up to 18 months while he or she looks for work. 

Far too often, struggling families in Tennessee and across the country tell us they were unaware of their options or too scared to reach out.  But remember that—every month—hundreds of additional Tennessee families are getting help to make their mortgage payments more affordable.  Keep My Tennessee Home is an example of one such program where agencies across the state are working together to help homeowners.

As the administrator of Keep My Tennessee Home, the Tennessee Housing Development Authority (THDA), told us, “We recently attended an outreach event in a community southeast of Nashville.  Toward the end of the evening, an adult couple timidly approached us and subsequently thanked us for helping them keep their home.  This couple was accompanied by their teenage son and daughter.  When their son realized who we were, he stuck out his hand and, shaking vigorously, thanked us very sincerely for helping his family stay in their home. All it takes is one experience like this to remind us of what this program is all about.”

Since 2009, the U.S. Department of the Treasury and the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) have sponsored 77 free outreach events for struggling homeowners across the country.  Additional events are already planned for 2012 in Orlando,Florida and Ontario,California.  More information about these events and other free resources for homeowners is available on MakingHomeAffordable.gov. (end)


You can skip this outreach event and call me and I will screen you over the phone and if you qualify I will serve you.  You will save a lot of your time.  I am a HUD-approved housing counselor. There is no cost for our services.
Rod Williams 615-850-3453