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The Absence of help for #borrowers current on the #mortgages,there is no benefit to be had for responsible behavior?

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Real Estate Agent with CENTURY 21 Ludecke Inc.

Here is my BEEF ! Absence of help for #borrowers current on the #mortgages,there is no benefit to be had for responsible behavior? YES there is NO solution and HELP to REFINANCE comming from Bankers and or Government ... WHY ..?

 

Here is it in more detali,  the absence of meaningful help for borrowers who remain current on the mortgages, the impression is created by these efforts that there is no benefit to be had for responsible behavior

The government and our nation’s lenders care more about borrowers in default than they do those that struggle every month to meet their financial obligations and pay their mortgages on time.

HERE ARE THE NEEDED RULES :

  1. The program would apply only to borrowers whose mortgage rate is higher than current market rates. In other words, only when a borrower's new payment would be reduced by at least $50 per month would they qualify.
  2. And with one exception only - NO cash out - this program is intended as a rate reduction program. The only exception to the cash out limitation would be that borrowers with second mortgages or home equity lines of credit would be permitted under this program to pay off both loans  - again as long as the total monthly payment of the new mortgage was less than the old combined total payments.
  3. And as for credit requirements, borrowers (owner occupied and investors alike) whose payments would be reduced qualify as long as they have been current on their mortgage(s) for at least two years. That’s it - forget credit scores, loan-to-value ratios, front-end or back-end ratios.   Borrowers would qualify on the theory they if they have been current on their higher rate loans, their payment history would suggest that they will continue to pay their mortgage if their payments are reduced.
  4. And forget home value - again, if  borrowers have demonstrated a willingness and ability to pay at higher rates - knowing that they are under water - reward them and give them an opportunity to pay less.  Doing this will have the same impact to the economy as an immediate tax cut by putting money directly into the pockets of homeowners without the potentially negative impacts to the federal deficit of a tax cut.

 

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Steve Davis
Davis Coastal Properties - Carlsbad, CA
Carlsbad CA

My son is current on his loan and is getting an FHA backed refi without regard to the LTV. Check with a loan agent. My cousin received a principal reduction of half her principal from Chase on an investment house. She also is current on her loan.

Oct 19, 2010 12:32 PM
John Vostenak
CENTURY 21 Ludecke Inc. - Monrovia, CA

That is a great news, thank you for sharing , I will pass it on ..

but so far,  here in our area, we can not get the mortgages refinanced on "stated income "with no LVT ratios and similar , my clients are paying current much higher mortgages already because they do not want loose their homes  .. and going deeper into debt .. and possible foreclosures ...

Oct 19, 2010 12:48 PM