# Foreclosure resources in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

ForeclosureListings lists 2 foreclosure resources in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Each listing names the register or official page its facts come from.

2 foreclosure resources. Also on the [web page](https://foreclosurelistings.fyi/pennsylvania/philadelphia).

## Foreclosure resources

1. [Nueva Esperanza, Inc.](https://foreclosurelistings.fyi/pennsylvania/philadelphia/nueva-esperanza-inc.md), HUD-approved housing counselors, 4261 N 5th St, Philadelphia: HUD-approved housing counseling agency. The HUD record lists mortgage delinquency and default resolution counseling among its services.
2. [Urban League of Philadelphia](https://foreclosurelistings.fyi/pennsylvania/philadelphia/urban-league-of-philadelphia.md), HUD-approved housing counselors, 121 S Broad St, Philadelphia: HUD-approved housing counseling agency. The HUD record lists mortgage delinquency and default resolution counseling among its services.

## Categories in Philadelphia

- [Foreclosure resources](https://foreclosurelistings.fyi/pennsylvania/philadelphia/category/foreclosure-resources.md): 2 foreclosure resources
- [HUD-approved housing counselors](https://foreclosurelistings.fyi/pennsylvania/philadelphia/category/housing-counselors.md): 2 foreclosure resources

## Questions

### How many foreclosure resources are in Philadelphia?

ForeclosureListings lists 2 foreclosure resources in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

### Who can help me before the sale date in Philadelphia?

Start with a HUD-approved housing counselor — counseling on mortgage default is free or low cost. If a court case was filed, legal aid may represent you for free. The checklist on ForeclosureListings walks through what to do before a sale date.

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