Last April, president Obama launched a housing relief plan to help millions of homeowners. Since then, less than 100,000 homeowners have used the plan to refinance. The government is making every effort to expand the reach of the program and encourage homeowners to refinance into more affordable mortgages. For homeowners considering refinancing, or looking to save their home from foreclosure, Obama's plan is still active, and may be able to help.

The Story behind Obama's Housing Relief
The housing crisis of 2009 forced the government to take historic steps to help protect Americans from foreclosure. When Barrack Obama launched the Making Home Affordable (MHA) program last April, his goal was ambitious: help millions of American homeowners avoid foreclosure by getting them more affordable mortgage payments. The plan, Obama said, would provide relief for 7-9 million homeowners. Read More....