Chase will be adding one of its homeownership centers to Boston, as part of the 25 it plans to add in 19 states across the country this year.
Chase is expanding its program to provide borrowers in hard-hit communities with the knowledge and resources needed to stay their homes, according to a statement.
"We want to reach as many homeowners as possible and try to help," said David Lowman, CEO of Chase Home Lending. "The best way to help borrowers find ways to stay in their homes is to sit down face-to-face and discuss their individual circumstances."
Chase will also open homeownership centers in Indiana, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Missouri, North Carolina, Oregon, Utah and Wisconsin, California, Florida, Illinois, New York/New Jersey, Texas and Washington.





