Question

Because she has exhausted her reserves the client is concerned about how she will find a new place to live should she not succeed in her goal of saving her home. Which information should the housing counselor provide?

A- The client should stop making mortgage payments and save that money for transition.
B- Most landlords are willing to provide lenient terms to someone who has just lost their home through
foreclosure.
C- The client's state and/or servicer may have programs to assist with transition costs.
D- Most servicers will allow homeowners 30 days from the date of eviction to transition.

Answer 1

The housing counselor should inform the client about the possibility of programs offered by their state or servicer that could assist with transition costs in finding a new place to live.

Step-by-step explanation:

The housing counselor should provide the information that the client's state and/or servicer may have programs to assist with transition costs. This means that there may be financial assistance available to help the client find a new place to live if they are unable to save their home. The counselor should encourage the client to research these programs and reach out to their state or servicer for more information.