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Do you have a Countrywide Option Arm?

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Mortgage and Lending with Your IRA guy!

In our ongoing effort to meet the needs of our customers, Countrywide will waive prepayment penalties (PPP) to facilitate the refinance of all Countrywide-owned Pay Option ARMs. Note: Countrywide Home Loans or Countrywide Bank, FSB must be the current holder of the subject loan. If the customer's loan is held by another investor, Countrywide is not authorized to waive the PPP. 

Approximately 50,000 PayOption ARMs out of the existing Countrywide servicing portfolio have been identified as eligible for this waiver.  Countrywide Loan Servicing will contact all qualifying customers to explain that the prepayment penalty has been waived.  

If you have one of these, you probably already received a letter about this but, since we all get so much junk mail, you might not have opened it.........

Please let me know if you need any help with this-or have any questions.

Again, this pertains to Countrywide Option Arm customers.  I will gladly also look at and give a mortgage review for any other mortgage holders from any company.

Happy Friday!

Michael Schindler
Your IRA guy! - Galesville, WI

yes you certainly can.

 

 

Oct 29, 2008 06:02 AM
Anonymous
Inmass

Does this apply to all ARM/Options for all CountryWide Mortgages nationwide?  I think we did receive something a few months ago but tossed it, thinking it was junk mail.

We have a 5/1 Option and now will not qualify to refinance with a documented mortgage.  We have several family members contributing to keeping the family home afloat but their credit scores would prohibit them from being on the mortgage. I am told there are no more Low Doc mortgage.  

all our payments are current at this time.   Any suggestions?

Nov 04, 2008 02:11 AM
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Richard Sweum
1st Security Bank - Everett, WA

All the holders of Countrywide option arms are "savvy investors" who have been repositioning their deferred interest into mutual funds and investment grade insurance products, I'm sure they are fine!

Nov 04, 2008 02:42 AM