FANNIE MAE BRINGING DOWN THE HAMMER ON STRATEGIC DEFAULTS

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Original content by Harry F. D'Elia III SA535849000

FANNIE MAE BRINGING DOWN THE HAMMER ON STRATEGIC DEFAULTS

STOP STRATEGIC DEFAULTSFannie Mae announced today that they will make people who can make their payments and who do a strategic default will make them wait seven years before they are eligible for a Fannie Mae loan. It is estimated that there are 11 million homes across America who are under water. That means the home owner owes more on the mortgage than the current market value of the home. We are facing the worst real estate bubble in the history of this county. There were predictions that we could have up to 21 million households upside down in their house in three years. I believe Fannie Mae is taking an early position to make people think twice before they perform a strategic default.

DEFINITION OF A STRATEGIC DEFAULT

This is when a home owner is walking away from their mortgage that they could pay but have decided not to because they owe more than their house is were worth at the current time. Home owners are not seeing any hope. So, their ideal suggestion is to give up and start all over.

Furthermore, Fannie Mae stated that they will pursue deficiency judgments in states that allow this by law. Please contact Harry D'Eliato learn more about your option in Arizona. Do you want to be on this list? Strategic defaults are continuing to rise because people have lost hope in the American Finance Machine. People on Wall Street continue to receive big bonuses at Christmas time and the American home owner is losing their home. Where is the balance? Who is monitoring Wall Street?

Fannie Mae will look at each hardship as it crosses it desk. A person with an acceptable hard ship or an approved short sale will only have to wait two years before obtaining a mortgage backed by Fannie Mae. Another option for home owners is to sign over their house in a "deed in lieu of foreclosure" to avoid a lengthy foreclosure process.

Statistics show that 7 out of 10 people who were foreclosed on their home did not seek a real estate professional for assistance. The Real Estate and Beyond Teamis here to serve the Phoenix, Arizona. We have professional lawyers, CPAs and tax attorneys waiting to assist you during your time of need. Would you like to know your options? If you cannot sleep at night, then please contact Harry D'Elia.

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Comments (3)

Gwen Fowler-864-638-3599 SC Mountains Lakes Homes
Gwen Fowler Real Estate, Inc - Salem, SC
Gwen Fowler Real Estate, Inc.

This has been a long time coming.  A hardship or bankruptcy is one thing, but to walk away because of perceived value is another.  I have weathered the stock market for years, the ups and downs are common and reported on the news each night.  I think to walk away, the person should be punished the same, as they are not loosing but the lending institutions are.  That is the difference.  With stocks you are the looser with homes the 3rd party takes the loss for making the loan.  Just a matter of time till the lenders are back to loaning only if you have great credit and 35% down.  Then we will really see the business slow down.

Jun 28, 2010 01:11 AM
Roy Kelley
Realty Group Referrals - Gaithersburg, MD

Thanks for sharing. Troubled borrowers need to be very careful with their decisions.

 Blooming for home buyers this summer.

Jun 28, 2010 01:35 AM
Sean Wheelan
Qivana - Warwick, RI

Gwen and Roy, thanks for the comments!

I have a close friend who received an out of state job offer, and must determine the best way to deal with the current primary home. Short selling may put him out too far than desired (2 years) for his next purchase, so he may choose to rent it, and buy a home that meets the budget while carrying both notes. I like that our conversation never turned to, "How do I get out of this by walking away?" My friend wanted to know the options and determine the best path to maximize the new job offer, on the short term while not hurting his home purchasing power in the short and medium term.

Jun 28, 2010 05:22 AM

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