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Underwater and Can't Refinance? Maybe Now You Can!

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Mortgage and Lending with Taylor Morrison Home Funding NMLS#: 1054841

Over the past few years, countless people have wanted to keep their homes and refinance to take advantage of continuously lowering rates but find themselves unable do to their declined home value. Many people facing this scenario have eventually sold their homes via short sale or even let them go into foreclosure. 

Now, as announced today, the HARP program will allow those with Freddie and Fannie owned loans to refinance to matter how underwater their home value is.  This should be really good news for quite a few people if it actually works.  I'm sure there will also be quite a few bitter people who will wish this had been done much sooner.  For many, this may be way too late of a measure.  However,  for those who can still take advantage of this, I'm sure they say better late than never.

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Lenn Harley
Lenn Harley, Homefinders.com, MD & VA Homes and Real Estate - Leesburg, VA
Real Estate Broker - Virginia & Maryland

I read the release today and I don't see that much help in it. 

There are as many barriers in it as help.

Oct 24, 2011 12:41 PM
Steven Cook
No Longer Processing Mortgages. - Tacoma, WA

The Big question will be how long does it take to process the HARP request for refinance?  Then, how many lenders will actually be offering this product when it becomes available sometime after Nov 15th, which is date that the Enterprises will send details to lenders.

Oct 24, 2011 12:55 PM
Anonymous
Jerick Osorio

If you wanted to refinance your property at a very low rate please contact me jerickosorio@gmail.com

offer 3.25% no upfront fees and no out of pocket no appraisal and will not affect your current balance.

Apr 03, 2013 11:46 AM
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