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On June 12, the state is launching the CalAssist Mortgage Fund. Fire-affected homeowners can apply for up to $20,000 in mortgage relief from state program.

The California Housing Finance Agency launched the CalAssist Mortgage Fund program Thursday. Applicants can qualify for up to three months of mortgage payments, with a maximum grant of $20,000.

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Applications for the mortgage relief program will open June 12 at www.CalAssistMortgageFund.org, with grants awarded on a first-come, first-served basis due to limited funding.