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Louisville, Colorado-Home Foreclosure Help Programs

By
Real Estate Agent with RE/MAX Alliance

If you or someone you know is having trouble paying the mortgage, here are a few programs that may help prevent foreclosure.

 

FHA Secure Overseer (FHA)

How it works:   Replaces a non-FHA loan with an FHA insured loan.  Must be your primary residence, must be an adjustable rate mortgage and not FHA insured.  Your loan status can be current or delinquent.  Contact your loan servicer or any FHA approved Lender


Hope for Homeowners Sponsor (FHA, FDIC, Treasury Department and Federal Reserve)

How it works:  Replaces existing mortgage with new 30 or 40 year fixed rate mortgage insured by FHA.  Must be your primary residence.  Loan must have been originated on or before Jan 1, 2008 and you must be in financial distress (unable to pay without assistance).  Contact your loan servicer.

 

Streamlined Modification Program (Federal Housing Finance Agency and Hope Now Alliance)

How it works:  Existing loan must be owned or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac or held by a Hope Now Alliance member.   Must be at least 90 days delinquent.  Contact your loan servicer or Hope Now Alliance, www.hopenow.com or (888) 995-4673

 

Rob Kelly

www.RobKellyColorado.com

www.DenverForeclosureTour.com

Twitter: @RobKellyCo

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Rob Kelly-RE/MAX Realtor-Louisville, Colorado

"Thinking of Real Estate?  Think of Rob!"

www.RobKellyColorado.com

robertkelly@gmail.com

720-284-9211

Paul S. Henderson, REALTOR®, CRS
Fathom Realty Washington LLC - Tacoma, WA
South Puget Sound Washington Agent/Broker!

Rob, Thanks for that information. I was unaware of these programs. It was worth getting up for:)

Dec 16, 2008 12:07 AM
Anonymous
Roy Duncan

I got laid off my job unexpectantly 1-17-09 from a good job in Prudhou Bay Ak.  I am on unemployment and my wifes part time job ended earlier this month.  We have used up all money we had trying to just exist.  We are behind in our mortgage and are making half payments for the short term.  We have the house for sale at a reduced price but no takers so far.  Our other debts are minimal but we are worried.  We don't want to lose our home.  Any advice?

Thank you,

Roy Duncan

970-641-3630 msg

Apr 15, 2009 04:34 AM
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