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Should You Modify Your Orlando Loan? If So, How? PDF Print E-mail
Thursday, 30 April 2009 12:52
primary loan is $105,000, you can refinance your home as long as you have the income to pay the new loan. The home must also be your primary residence.

Lenders will work with you on this program to lower your interest rate so that it is no more than 31 percent to 38 percent of your gross monthly income. The nice part about Obama’s $75 billion loan program is that lenders and borrowers have an added financial incentive to keep paying these loans current.

Mortgage lenders will receive a “pay for success” fee of $1,000 for each eligible loan modification, plus additional fees of up to $1,000 per year (paid monthly) as long as the borrower pays on time. Homeowners will receive up to $5,000 (up to $1,000 per year for five years) to reduce the balance owed if they pay on time through these years.

The details of this plan were announced early last month. Please contact your lender as soon as possible. If your lender refuses to help, please call the Hope Now Hotline (toll-free 1-888-995-HOPE) and speak to a federally certified housing counselor.

There are many credit and loan companies out there claiming that they can help borrowers for a fee. Be careful in dealing with these companies. If you pay them almost $2,000, you may not necessarily be getting the best deal. You should first work with your lender, then call the Hope Now Hotline and talk to a housing counselor.

You need to become informed about your options. You may find that your current lender is now willing to talk to you. When you call your lender, ask to speak with their loan mitigation department, particularly if that wasn’t the department you were talking to. That department is the one that should be able to work with you on your issue. And, keep that $1,700 in your pocket for now.
 

Contact Your Lender And Assess Your Situation

If you find yourself facing foreclosure with one of the below lenders or banks, call us at the number above and we can assist selling your home by short sale.

ABM AMRO Mortgage 800-783-8900
AmTrust Bank (fka Ohio Savings Bank) 888-696-4444
Beneficial 800-333-5848
Charter One 800-234-6002
Chase 800-446-8939
CitiFinancial Mortgage 800-753-3673
Citimortgage 800-283-7918
Countrywide 800-262-4218
Deutsche Bank National Call Number on Mortgage Statement
Fifth Third Bank 800-375-1745 Option 3
First Merit Bank 888-728-9931
GMAC Mortgage 800-850-4622
HSBC Mortgage 800-338-6441
Huntington National Bank 800-323-4695
Key Bank 800-422-2442
LaSalle National Bank 800-783-8900
Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems 888-679-6377
National City 800-367-9305, Ext. 53221
Ocwen Federal Bank 800-746-2936
Option One 866-711-1962
Saxon 800-665-7367
Select Portfolio Servicing 888-818-6032
SkyBank 800-290-3359
Third Federal Savings 888-844-7333
US Bank 800-365-7900
Wachovia Bank of Delaware 866-642-8608
Washington Mutual 866-926-8937
PMSI or Popular Mortgage (800) 383-2292
M&I Bank (Marshall and Ilsley) 1(414) 765-7500
Wells Fargo Home Mortgage 1-800-416-1472
Wells Fargo Financial 1-800-874-8901