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The Fed Urges Motgage Privders To Reach Out

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Real Estate Agent with MungoList.com

According to an article in today's Boston Globe, Federal Reserve regulators are urging mortgage providers to step in and assists borrowers at risk for default, to help them avoid foreclosure. This comes as no surprise. Over the next two years, approximately 2 million sub-prime adjustable rate mortgages are expected to increase as rates climb. This has the potential to cause more chaos in the financial markets and push More homes into foreclosure. If you have an adjustable rate mortgage, please contact your mortgage provider to see what types of services they are can provide to you. My recommendation would be to go with a fixed rate mortgage. The sooner you call the better. If you have any questions about mortgages you can email me at robert.nichols@bentleyregroup.com. To Read The full story in the Boston Globe Click Here.

 

 

 

 

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Roy Kotz
NPDodge - Papillion, NE
I have always heard, when it comes to foreclosure, the lenders would rather work out somthing with the homeowner then to have to try and sell the home themselves. I believe that with the conditions the way they are this will hold true even more today then in the recent past. It is hard to beleive that it is in the best interest of the lender, in most cases, to foreclose, and hope that something can be done to help both the homeowner and the lender. We will get through this. The market will be strong again.
Sep 05, 2007 02:37 AM