Loan Modification

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Loan Modification
Loan modifications are currently the easiest way to lower your mortgage rate. You can modify your loan type, interest rate, and even catch up on delinquent payments.  With a loan modification, there are no appraisal fees, no broker fees, no credit checks, and you can modify your loan for a fraction of the cost of a refinance.
Loan Modification Guidelines

Loan Modification guidelines differ from lender to lender. You stand the highest chance of an approval if you:

  • are delinquent on your payments
  • in foreclosure
  • in an adjustable rate mortgage
  • have high debt to income ratio
  • have negative equity
  • are unable to refinance
Read more... [Loan Modification Guidelines]
 
Approval Factors

Equity is the usually the largest constituent in the decision making process of whether to approve or deny a loan modification package.

When a homeowner has little equity, no equity, or negative equity it is almost always a better decision from a financial perspective to modify the loan. If the bank has to repossess the home, it will be very difficult for the bank to recoup its investment if they have to sell it.
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What is a loan modification
A loan modification is a permanent change to the terms of a mortgage note. There are several different types of loan modifications, but they are all designed to make your payments more affordable. Generally a loan modification will lower your existing rate and put you into a fixed rate loan.

 
Read more... [What is a loan modification]
 
Behind on your mortgage payments?

You can still qualify for a loan modification if you are behind on your mortgage payments. In some cases it is easier to qualify if your are behind. It can cost up to $50,000 for a bank or lender to foreclose on your home.
Read more... [Behind on your mortgage payments?]
 
Home loan modification
Lenders are allowing home loan modifications because a foreclosure is an expensive process. Banks would rather modify the terms of your loan than foreclose on your property.
Read more... [Home loan modification]
 
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