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What is a Qualified Written Request and why you need it if your trying to do a Loan Mod,

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Real Estate Agent with Volo Law & Legal Realty

 

Just a quick note for home owners who are trying to work with their lenders on a Loan Modificaitons.

 

Two very important things that should be included with your loan modification package are:

 

1) QWR - this is allowed per respa and now Dodd Frank, what it does:  this allows the homeowenr to send a "Qualified Written Request" to their servicer and find out important info:

 

    You should be asking for  Life of Loan Transaction History.  Very important  just like balancing your check book.  You want to see when they recieved your check, when it was applied.  What other fees are being added to your account.  You may want to do this every so often even if your not in default...

     You can ask for anything related to the servicing on your loan and escrow account.  

 

2) NPV  this worksheet tells you if your qualify or not for a loan mod.  It doesnt make any sense to spend 5 hours putting together your file if you dont include this worksheet.  It will tell you upfront if you qualify for a loan mod!!!I do this for all my clients as an initial prequal.  If it comes out negative you may still have an option to get a mod.  However not as good if it were positive.

 

These are two things that do make a difference.  You will need to take the time and go thru the info you requested but you can dispute with the lender if you feel they are chargin you a balance that you dont owe, best way to figure out your balance.

 

For help with your loan mod, short sale or debt settlement please contact:

 

 

Posted by

JoAnna Jensen

Executive Assistant 

Volo Law 

925 699 5041

Your Real Estate Advocate

Loan Modifications, Short Sales, Debt Settlement, Short Refinance 

Streamlined Refinance for Current/ Negative Equity Loans

Phil Leng
Retired - Kirkland, WA
Phil Leng - Retired

Hi JoAnna,

Have an assistant make a "signature" for you. Or hire someone.

You have good information to share. Might as well make it more visually impactful as well...

Phil

Mar 10, 2011 08:33 PM