I offer loan modification and loss mitigation services. All services are negotiated by my attorney's office.
Loan Modification, we renegotiate the terms of your current mortgage. We are getting interest rates as low as 3.5%. We can extend the terms to 40 or sometimes (2 comments)
YES!!! Doing a loan mod has nothing to do with your fico score. In fact the fact that you are late frequently or are behind on payments is mandatory. It is true, you can (0 comments)
If a bankruptcy is filed and you include your mortgage in the BK foreclosure is stopped but you are then not eligible for a mortgage modification. Secured loans like mortgages are not eliminated by a (0 comments)
foreclosure help: Why would my lender be willing to lower my interest rate? - 01/14/09 07:12 PM
Lenders are just that, they are in the business of lending money not owning real estate. The bank does not want your home back. They would rather you keep it and keep paying them a steady stream of money. Even if that stream of money is reduced it is better than (0 comments)
foreclosure help: Do you have past clients in trouble with their mortgage? - 01/14/09 06:49 PM
I used to wish I could help my past clients solve their mortgage woe's. Now I can and I can also help your clients. Nobody wants to see a client lose their home to foreclosure. I know that I get emotionally involved with the well being of my clients by the (0 comments)
foreclosure help: No equity,,,No problem - 01/14/09 02:15 PM
Are you stuck in an adjustable rate mortgage? Have you been denied a refi into a fixed rate because you have no equity? Have no fear loan modification is here. All kidding aside I really can fix this type of situation. When you negotiate a loan modification the fact that you (0 comments)
One, you can do what is called a forbearance. Basically what happens is the payments that you are (0 comments)
foreclosure help: If I walk away from my mortgage that's it,,,,right? - 01/13/09 03:14 PM
Actually it's not that clean. Where major issues occur is when there are multiple loans on the property. When the first lien decides to foreclosure it is up to the second and sometimes third lenders whether or not they want to foreclose also. Example: Billy Bob bought a house on an (0 comments)
foreclosure help: How can I avoid foreclosure with a short sale? - 01/13/09 02:56 PM
It is not an uncommon scenario these days. A family is stuck in a property that they can not afford. They can't refinance or sell because they owe more than the home is worth. What do you do now? The way I approach this situation is to start by trying (0 comments)
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