Free foreclosure help exists in Arizona
If you’re facing foreclosure in Arizona, you don’t have to navigate it alone — and you don’t have to pay big upfront fees. There are free, safe programs available, including state resources, HUD-approved counseling, and local nonprofits.
At The Offer Company, our role is to connect Arizona homeowners with clear, trusted guidance. With Hope, our AI foreclosure assistant, you can ask questions privately 24/7 and get directed to safe options.
Where to find free foreclosure assistance
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Arizona Department of Housing (ADOH): Offers housing counseling and foreclosure prevention programs.
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HUD-approved housing counselors: Provide free, unbiased guidance on mortgage relief, loan modification, and budgeting.
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Arizona Saves program: A financial education and counseling initiative that helps families understand their options.
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Local nonprofits & legal aid: Organizations like Community Legal Services and local housing nonprofits provide free help to eligible families.
Why free help matters
Scammers often charge thousands for “foreclosure rescue” while offering little real support. By using verified, government-backed resources, you avoid scams and ensure you’re working with trusted professionals.
Proof from Arizona homeowners
“I was overwhelmed and didn’t know who to trust. The Offer Company explained my options in plain English and gave me real next steps without any pressure.”
— Lydia R., Mesa
Why trust The Offer Company
We’re Arizona-focused and know which free programs are legitimate. Our mission is to protect homeowners from foreclosure and from scams. Hope, our AI assistant, makes it easy to explore options safely, then connects you with the right people.
Learn more and take action today
For a full list of HUD-approved housing counselors, visit the HUD Counseling Finder.
Then, talk to The Offer Company about building a plan that combines free local resources with personalized foreclosure guidance.
Click here to talk to Hope today — and get connected to free, safe foreclosure help in Arizona.