Posted on July 17th, 2010 by loan mod dude | No Comments »
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Posted on June 2nd, 2010 by loan mod dude | 1 Comment »
Short Sale Pros Team negotiates another successful Short Sale! This property had 3 lein’s, back HOA, and back taxes and we got the deal done! Contact us anytime for NO COST help with Short Sales. www.shortsale2020.com
Posted on May 16th, 2010 by loan mod dude | No Comments »
Justine Petersen client shares his struggle facing foreclosure and process of working with a HUD certified housing counseling agency to modify his mortgage loan.
Posted on May 15th, 2010 by loan mod dude | No Comments »
The devonna Home Show asks: “Is Your House Like a Mousetrap??” 5 Secrets that the bank WONT tell you to help you get out from underneath your home. Check me out online: FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com TWITTER: www.twitter.com WEBSITE: www.thedevonnahomeshow.com http
Posted on April 29th, 2010 by loan mod dude | 1 Comment »
Loan Modification Buzz sits down with mortgage legend, Jeff Morris to get up to speed on home loan modification programs from the most popular lenders like Chase, Countrywide, Wells Fargo, WAMU, Citi and B of A. Get free loan modifying advice and more mortgage modification info online at…
Posted on March 23rd, 2010 by loan mod dude | 1 Comment »
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Posted on January 28th, 2010 by loan mod dude | No Comments »
Is your variable-rate mortgage resetting higher, leaving you in the dust? Have you lost a job recently, or suddenly had an expensive emergency with a loved one? Have you recently been through a pricey divorce, or had to send your child to college?In the old days, before the invention of loss mitigation, circumstances like these that led to falling behind on mortgage payment simply meant that you would have to give up your home. Foreclosures stay on your credit report for a decade, and result in great upheaval in your life.Now days, you can try to get a loan modification. Or reamortization. Or a restructure on your loan. Or if all of these fail, you can at least do a real estate short sale. If your lender or bank agrees to let you do a short sale (which are becoming more and more common in this depressed real estate market), you then hire a professional agent to help you find a buyer for your home, at a lower price than the amount you owe on it. With the banks’ approval, they will forgive your mortgage and absorb the extra loss, and in exchange you are done with each other and no one has defaulted or foreclosed. It’s a win-win solution for a losing situation.Now, if you’re hard up for cash and missing payments, you’ll likely be reluctant to hire someone to help you find a buyer. But it is possible to find a real estate agent who will work partially pro bono or at a reduced rate, and this has the added benefit of making your lender more willing to help you.And you’ll definitely have to scale back in all aspects of your spending budget at home- you need to prove to the bank you’re making a rigorous effort to make payments but you simply cannot do it any longer, for permanent, or at least long-term reasons.Of course, a short sale is a last resort. You should start talking to your lender the minute you think you might have to miss a payment, or you’re falling behind. You may be able to do a workout on your loan and restructure it, or get a full-out loan mod. In this market, it is becoming more and more common for more and more banks and lenders to make accommodations for struggling homeowners. It’s in their best interest, and in the best interest of the entire industry and the economy.
Posted on January 25th, 2010 by loan mod dude | No Comments »
Real Estate is not what it used to be. Home values are falling rapidly. Unemployment is rising. These are only 2 of the factors affecting the housing market. vestorlink offers solutions investors, home owners, and Realtors. As Loss Mitigation Specialists, we show you how you can benefit from our short sales and loan modification negotiating services. Need help for your situation? Visit us online: Vestorlink.com or just call our office 877-610-1717