Options for Military Service Members
If you’re a service member struggling with your mortgage payment, you may qualify for a special military hardship. Additionally, military service members have protection against foreclosure for 9 months following termination of active duty. See below for details. You can also visit Army OneSource or Military OneSource.
Military Hardship may be an option if:
- You've received Permanent Change of Station (PCS) orders
- You're in active duty service (or just left)
- You (or your spouse) have been injured in active duty
Military Service Options
There are a variety of mortgage programs that may be available to help—whether you are looking to stay in your home, or if you need to leave your home—including a forbearance program specifically designed for the unique situations faced by the military. Click each link to review the details, benefits and next steps for that specific option.
Options to stay in your home:
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Options to leave your home: Take Action: |
Gather your financial information—You’ll need:
- your mortgage statements, including information on a second mortgage (if applicable)
- your other monthly debt payments (e.g., car or student loans, credit card payments), and
- your income details (paystubs and income tax returns).
Contact the Fannie Mae Military Support Hotline—Call 877-MIL-4566 (877-645-4566) and tell them you are in the military. Be ready to outline your current hardship and explain why you are having trouble making your mortgage payment and if this is a short-term or long-term problem. Our representatives can provide you with additional guidance about mortgage assistance programs.
Call the Fannie Mae Military Support Hotline 877-MIL-4566 (877-645-4566) or go to KnowYourOptions.com/Military to find mortgage programs to assist service members.
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