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Pandemic Assistance

Homeowners Homeowners Resources Pandemic Assistance

Information and support

The coronavirus pandemic is not an excuse for doing less. Instead, it’s a reason to do more. More for our clients. More for their homeowners. More for our employees. And we won’t let up. 

Learn about the Homeowners Assistance Fund

Do you have a financial hardship due to coronavirus?

Learn more about available assistance options and then request assistance at https://assistanceprograms.loanadministration.com/.

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Has your financial hardship ended?

Learn more about your options and end or extend your forbearance plan at https://assistanceprograms.loanadministration.com/.

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Cenlar FSB is proud to be the nation’s leading mortgage loan subservicer.

As a federally chartered wholesale bank, we deliver customized servicing solutions unrivaled in quality, innovation, and flexibility. We work with banks, thrifts, credit unions, and mortgage companies — some of the most recognized financial services brands today. 

What do we do, exactly? Once a homeowner accepts a mortgage loan, we take care of the on-going, day-to-day management of the loan — from monthly payments, escrow, and taxes to communication with homeowners to make sure they feel confident, engaged, and informed about important administrative details and the latest regulations.

We're still taking precautions

Over the course of the pandemic to date, our team has enabled the vast majority of our employees to work remotely, so that critical business functions can continue while the health and well-being of our team is preserved.

Like many companies, we dramatically decreased staff in our locations and stopped business and interoffice travel. We’re cleaning more frequently, and we’re using government-approved cleaning agents, made disinfecting wipes and hand sanitizer available to our onsite employees, and stressed the importance of thorough hand washing as well as personal behaviors that can mitigate the spread of germs.