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Web sites offer advice on dealing with foreclosure

A number of Web sites offer good insights about home foreclosure, and how to address the situation — or avoid it.

They are:

• Consumer Action:

http://www.housing-information.org.

Covers dealing with a lender and foreclosure do's and don'ts.

• Homeowners Crisis Resource Center:

http://www.housinghelpnow.org/info.cfm.

Offers information about late mortgage payments and alternatives to foreclosure.

• Homeownership Preservation Foundation:

http://www.995hope.org/about-foreclosure/.

Addresses myths surrounding a home foreclosure situation.

• U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development:

http://www.hud.gov/foreclosure/index.cfm.

Provides tips to help avoid and deal with a foreclosure.

A toll-free phone number for the federal agency is 800-569-4287.

A number of Web sites offer good insights about home foreclosure, and how to address the situation — or avoid it.

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