Mortgage Modification and
Foreclosure Defense
The presidents "Making Home
Affordable" and "Home Affordable
Modification Program" program includes
two major parts, refinancing and loan
modification.
If
you have not made any late
payments in the last 12 months,
and your home value is near the
value of your mortgage, then you
may be able to refinance . If
you are behind on your payments,
but could afford a lower payment,
then the modification plan may be
right for you.
In any
case, fill in the form to the
right or call 1-866-542-2647
for a free consultation.
Recent
data shows that up to 50% of
modified loans redefault
because the offer that the
bank makes is as
unsustainable as the
original terms.
You must be
vigilant in your negotiations
with your lender. It is
best to get third party
representation from an attorney,
CPA or licensed mortgage broker
that can negotiate on your
behalf.
If you have bad
credit and can not refinance and
you can not get a loan modification,
then you may want to look into a
short sale
.
This is when you sell your property to a
third party for less than you owe,
contingent on if the lender will release
you from the loan. This
prevents a foreclosure and doesn't
reflect as negatively on your credit as
a foreclosure would.
Find out if you
qualify for these Federal Government
Programs
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What is a mortgage
loan modification?
Loan modification is when you and your
existing lender agree to permanently change
the terms of your original note. A
loan modification is more than just
foreclosure prevention. A successful
modification is affordable and
permanent.
Why would the
banks want to renegotiate?
The banks would rather change the
terms of the loan to a payment that
you can afford than take the
property through foreclosure.
This will allow them to keep the
loan on their books at full value
rather than being forced to mark it
down according to current
mark-to-market accounting rules.
Do I qualify
for a loan modification?
There are many factors that
determine on what basis a lender
will modify a loan. Equity,
income, payment history, debt ratio
and many other factors. An
experienced loss mitigation
consultant can guide you as to the
best approach to take. Every
case is different. If you are
employed and can prove your income
and if your current payment or
future payment is unaffordable, then
you probably qualify.
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Leadsnet Inc.?
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Your personal details will be made
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companies. We don't sell your
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other than the free consultation
that you are registering for.
We are not affiliated with any
government agency.
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here for Short
Sale information.
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