Name
Donald Abernol
Company
Help Now
E-mail
Contact Donald Abernol (Help Now)
Office Phone
(888) 256-4410 x 101

Company Information

We are facing uncertain economic conditions, including falling home values and the increase of interest rates from resetting mortgage rates, many Americans you are facing significant life challenges that are attributing to the alarming rate of foreclosures in working middle class families. HUD experienced Housing Counselors can help homeowners navigate their financial challenges and work with them to better their financial situation

If you are...

  • Concerned you may lose your job,
  • Having trouble balancing your family budget,
  • Worried about your mortgage interest rate resetting,
  • or need someone to talk to regarding your mortgage

contact RateMediate.com at 888-256-4609 to discuss with you your options and to help guide you through this incredibly confusing financial decisions we all eventually have to make.

Our Firm provides a unique advantage to the client, by the presence of in house legal counsel, we are a law firm who are familiar with the Federal mortgage statutes which consist of Truth in Lending and RESPA, both of which apply to mortgage companies and lenders.

Most of the mortgage contracts in recent years, have some violation of either one or both of these Federal laws. Our attorneys will examine each contract and use any such violation as a leveraged incentive to compel the lender to restructure the loan so that it is more fair and reasonable.

We can help you with your Loan Modification needs! contact us at http://www.ratemediate.com or
give us a call at 888-256-4608


A modification or restructuring of your current loan, which may involve a freeze or reduction in the interest rate and/or extension of the payment terms.

We take pride in helping people keep one of the most important possessions and assets in their life...Their Homes

We believe that negotiating more affordable terms for our clients will have a ripple effect on the entire economy for a number of reasons. First, foreclosures and short sales have decimated home prices across the country; when one home in a neighborhood is sold below market value, each home in the surrounding area declines in value. By modifying loans and keeping more people in their homes, values will steadily begin to stabilize.

Second, by negotiating more affordable terms for owners, banks are able to avoid the high cost of foreclosure AND gain confidence that the loans on their balance sheets will perform on a monthly basis. As a result, banks will become more and more confident in lending money, and more Americans will have the ability to purchase homes.

This is why we are helping families not only stay in their homes, but giving them the ability to afford their monthly mortgage payment and to help families get back on their feet.

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You must prove to your lender that a financial hardship exists

Write a Letter That Will Save Your Home

One of the most important items your servicer or lender will require during the loan modification process is a letter of hardship. Simply put, a letter of hardship is an explanation as to what has transpired which has caused you to fall behind on your mortgage. This letter is significant as it will lay out the foundation for why you are no longer able to meet your financial obligations and it is vital in helping you achieve a loan workout.

We recommend that you try to keep this letter between 1 or at maximum 2 pages, keeping in mind that the current foreclosure and banking crisis has created a large backlog for most financial institutions.

Below are examples of hardships that lenders take into consideration when analyzing loan modification requests:

Payment Shock (Adjustable Rate Mortgage Reset)
Loss of Job
Reduced Income
Failed Business
Job Relocation
Divorce
Death of Spouse or Co-Borrower
Illness
Incarceration
Military Duty
Medical Bills

We have provided some templates for you to help you get started. However, your letter of hardship needs
to be unique to your particular situation.

These are some of the questions you need to address:

What event(s) has caused your financial hardship?

What was the term of your hardship? (When did it begin? Has it ended?)

What was the financial impact of your hardship? (Estimated expense of hardship, income lost during hardship,

How long have you been with your currently employer? Are there any foreseeable changes in your employment?

How long have you lived at the property? Why do you want to keep the property?

What actions have you taken thus far to resolve your financial situation? (E.g. obtained additional employment, reduced optional monthly household expense such as cable & Internet service, etc

Hardship Letter Example

Name: (Your Name)
Address: (Your Address)
Lender Name: (Your Lender)
Loan#: (Your Loan #)

To Whom It May Concern:

I/We are writing this letter to explain an unfortunate set of circumstances that have caused us to become delinquent on our mortgage. We have done everything in our power to make ends meet but unfortunately we have fallen short and would like you to consider working with us to modify our loan. Our number one goal is to keep our home and we would really appreciate an opportunity to do that.

The main reason that caused us to be late is (insert reason here, keeping it short and concise). Soon after being late and our income not being nearly enough, we had fallen further and further behind. Now, it's to the point where we cannot afford to pay what is owed to (lender). It is our full intention to pay what we owe. But at this time we have exhausted all of our income and resources so we are turning to you for help.

(The approximate date of hardship and we believe that our situation is Temporary or will be Permanent.)

Our situation has got better because (reason here) and we feel that a loan modification would benefit us both. We would appreciate if you can work with us to lower our delinquent amount and/or payment so we can keep our home and also afford to make amends with your firm.

We truly hope that you will consider working with us and we are anxious to get this settled so we all can move on.

Respectfully,

__________________ Date _________
Borrower's Signature

_________________ Date __________
Co-Borrower Signature

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