At United South Broadway Corporation (USBC), we’re here to help you protect what matters most – your home. Whether you’re behind on payments, navigating lender communication, or already in foreclosure, we offer free, trusted support every step of the way.
Our team of housing counselors and legal professionals works with New Mexico homeowners to prevent foreclosure, resolve mortgage issues, and understand their options. These aren’t one-size-fits-all services—they’re personalized, people-first solutions that meet you where you are.
Whether you’re just starting to worry about your mortgage or already facing court proceedings, you’ll find real solutions here. Our services are grounded in trust, experience, and a commitment to keeping New Mexicans in their homes.
Keep reading to learn how we can support you through personalized housing counseling, proven loss mitigation strategies, and free legal assistance for those who qualify.
If you’re struggling to keep up with your mortgage or worried you might fall behind, USBC’s HUD-certified housing counselors are here to help. We provide free, one-on-one support to help New Mexico homeowners understand their situation and take proactive steps before legal action begins.
How We Support You:
If you feel you’ve been denied housing or treated unfairly because of race, disability, or another protected status, you have the right to file a complaint.
Loss mitigation is the process of working with your lender to avoid foreclosure—usually by adjusting your loan terms or agreeing on an alternative resolution. It’s the most common way homeowners recover from missed payments, and our counselors are trained to guide you through it.
How We Support You:
Missed a mortgage payment? We’ll help you understand your options and avoid foreclosure.
Note: Housing counselors do not provide legal advice or represent you in court.
If your home is already in foreclosure or you’ve received a court summons, USBC provides free legal support to help protect your home and your rights. We assist homeowners at all stages of the foreclosure process, including those already in court.
How We Support You:
If your home is in foreclosure or you’ve been served, we can help protect your rights.
Housing counseling is always free and available to all.
Legal services are free for those who qualify.
All services are confidential and available in English, Spanish, and American Sign Language. If needed, we can arrange for interpretations in other languages.
USBC believes that building strong communities requires understanding and addressing racism at its roots. That’s why we founded the Anti-Racism Training Institute of the Southwest (ARTI)—a community-based initiative dedicated to helping individuals and institutions examine how racism operates in systems, not just in personal attitudes.
Through ARTI, we offer workshops that challenge assumptions, uncover the historical origins of racial inequality, and equip participants with tools for lasting change. Our work focuses on five key systems that shape life in New Mexico: housing, education, the legal system, community development, and the economy.
How We Support You:
ARTI’s legacy began with Albuquerque Project Change and continues today as a trusted, transformative force in New Mexico’s racial justice landscape.
Sign up for our e-news to stay informed about upcoming workshops and opportunities to get involved.
How We Support You:
Get one-on-one support from HUD-certified housing counselors—at no cost to you.
If you’re struggling to keep up with your mortgage or worried you might fall behind, USBC’s HUD-certified housing counselors are here to help. We provide free, one-on-one support to help New Mexico homeowners understand their situation and take proactive steps before legal action begins.
How We Support You:
Get one-on-one support from HUD-certified housing counselors—at no cost to you.
If you feel you’ve been denied housing or treated unfairly because of race, disability, or another protected status, you have the right to file a complaint.
Loss mitigation is the process of working with your lender to avoid foreclosure—usually by adjusting your loan terms or agreeing on an alternative resolution. It’s the most common way homeowners recover from missed payments, and our counselors are trained to guide you through it.
How We Support You:
Missed a mortgage payment? We’ll help you understand your options and avoid foreclosure.
Note: Housing counselors do not provide legal advice or represent you in court.
If your home is already in foreclosure or you’ve received a court summons, USBC provides free legal support to help protect your home and your rights. We assist homeowners at all stages of the foreclosure process, including those already in court.
How We Support You:
If your home is in foreclosure or you’ve been served, we can help protect your rights.
Housing counseling is always free and available to all.
Legal services are free for those who qualify.
All services are confidential and available in English and Spanish. If needed, we can arrange for interpretations in other languages.
USBC believes that building strong communities requires understanding and addressing racism at its roots. That’s why we founded the Anti-Racism Training Institute of the Southwest (ARTI)—a community-based initiative dedicated to helping individuals and institutions examine how racism operates in systems, not just in personal attitudes.
Through ARTI, we offer workshops that challenge assumptions, uncover the historical origins of racial inequality, and equip participants with tools for lasting change. Our work focuses on five key systems that shape life in New Mexico: housing, education, the legal system, community development, and the economy.
How We Support You:
ARTI’s legacy began with Albuquerque Project Change and continues today as a trusted, transformative force in New Mexico’s racial justice landscape.
Sign up for our e-news to stay informed about upcoming workshops and opportunities to get involved.
How We Support You:
Get one-on-one support from HUD-certified housing counselors—at no cost to you.
Monday – Thursday
8 AM – 5:30 PM
Friday
8 AM – 12 PM
1500 Walter St SE, Albuquerque, NM 87102
