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Problem with financing for a roof or home project? Here’s where Texans can get help
Summary by The Houston Editorial Desk Amy Davis, Andrea Slaydon , as published by Click2Houston KPRC2 Local
· September 30, 2026
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Key points The Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner's resources can provide guidance and support for consumers who believe they have been taken advantage of. The Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner assists with reports of misrepresentation, fraud, or deceptive practices involving certain lenders and businesses.
Consumers who financed major home projects and feel misled or overcharged may be able to get help. The Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner assists with reports of misrepresentation, fraud, or deceptive practices involving certain lenders and businesses. This includes non-bank lenders and retailers that arrange financing for their products.
The Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner has a consumer helpline that can help resolve issues with licensed companies. It can also explain credit transaction terms and legal rights, and flag potential non-compliance for further review.
Further details are available for those who need assistance with a home project financing issue. The Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner's resources can provide guidance and support for consumers who believe they have been taken advantage of.
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Category: government Published: September 30, 2026 Source: Click2Houston KPRC2 Local Reading time: 1 min
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