What the lenders fail to realize is this is now the time to communicate with the homeowner. 'Hardship Conditions' have a tendency to be temporary in nature. Many families or individuals have now rectified that hardship condition and can now resume making monthly mortgage payments. Although mortgage companies do have Loss Mitigation departments, the reality here is mortgage companies are in the "NOTE" business.

They are not in the business of collections, telemarketing, debt resolution or Loss Mitigation. Most companies have not allocated the resources to adequately staff and operate a Loss Mitigation Division. Some of these mortgage companies have hundreds or thousands of delinquencies monthly. From month to month, this caseload becomes so tremendous that it simply isn't feasible to continually contact these people who are delinquent to see if they are now in a situation to resume their mortgage on a monthly basis. This is why most mortgage lenders are unwilling to help, usually demanding full payment of everything in arrears. Although some people facing foreclosure are willing to walk away from their properties, most people don't want to lose their most valuable asset - their home.

HOMEOWNERS AREN'T FAMILIAR WITH THEIR RIGHTS OR OPTIONS

Most homeowners have no one to provide them with assistance in rectifying their delinquency situations - they simply aren't familiar with the rights or options they have available to stop the foreclosure process. As a result, they are inundated with dozens of calls from real estate investors, who naturally want their property, or attorneys, who advise them to file bankruptcy - not knowing that Loss Mitigation will earn the same fee, take less time, and produce a much more favorable result. The lenders do not have the homeowner's interest at heart, trying to take advantage of the homeowner's misfortune. Without some intervention from an outside source, foreclosure is right around the corner.

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I have complied a handful of companies who:

1. Are members of the BBB with a Good rating or in good standing with the Bar Association  if they are an Attorney
2. Are attorney based or a Law Firm who oversees the files or does the actual negotiating
3. Have proof of success
4. Have passed my legitimacy test (scam free, and researched thoroughly through reliable resources, contracts reviewed, and imperative questions answered)
5. Have reasonable fees and have a Money Back Guarantee
6. Have the clients best interest in mind
7. Are structured and organized
8. Are in compliance with federal regulations and guidelines
9. Are helping homeowners in the State you reside in

As you can see this takes a lot of footwork and many hours to develop. Each company is unique in their own way and offer different services and have variable fees. After speaking with you about your unique situation and having evaluated your circumstances, I will suggest someone who suits your needs, explain the process, and will be there every step of the way.

  Important Links:

How to Avoid Loan Modification / Loss Mitigation Scams

Loan Mitigation Services FAQ's

Investors Facing Foreclosure

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C Thompson

Loss Mitigation Case Manager

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Toll Free: 1-(877)-646-4331

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