The best residential home relief is a Principal Balance Reduction. To explain, most homeowners when facing foreclosure are referred to the Residential Home Relief Program or the State Housing Development Authority of their State when facing preforeclosure. If one has experienced a hardship, is of low income, and/or is of minority status, this program sponsored by the Federal Government may be helpful in assisting a homeowner save their home from foreclosure. Many of these loans that can be modified are either FHA or VA type loans.
This is the government initiative which is aimed at helping millions of Americans who are facing financial difficulties. The qualification process is based on a key criteria and it is the only mortgage relief program that actually caters to people who already face foreclosure. Key Qualification Elements..Debt/Income ratio - This is the ratio of debt to income and the stipulation is that your monthly mortgage payment must exceed 31% of your gross monthly income. The further you are up the scale the better.
A Principal Balance Reduction Program is better than a negotiated loan modification, because it adjusts the mortgage to current market value to give the homeowner not only debt relief, but real savings and a fixed 30 year mortgage with relatively low interest rates and lower mortgage payments. The present mortgage note is negotiated similarly to a short refinance. This is not a short sale since the program is designed to keep the homeowner in their home. It is not a refinance, because it does not matter if the homeowner has good or bad credit. Only the 3 following requirements are needed: 1. The house is underwater by 20 or more percent. 2. The homeowner has income to support a new mortgage note. 3. The homeowner has 3 to 6 months to obtain a Principal Balance Reduction.
Note: You cannot currently be in bankruptcy. Time always seems to be the biggest roadblock, because homeowners tend to wait and seek help at the last minute. They are embarrassed, in denial, too busy with life happenings, paralyzed into inaction, intimidated, or have the wrong help. There are only a few national Principal Balance Reduction Programs across the country. These programs use private money from Hedge Funds and TARP money to reimburse the bank for any loss due to the Principal Balance Reduction Program. Banks and lenders do not want to lose a dime. That's why as an individual it is difficult to negotiate with the banks to stop foreclosure. In fact, if you were to go into a bank today and ask for a Principal Balance Reduction, the bank would say, "No, we do not do Principal Reductions." One needs deep pockets and highly trained experts to negotiate "the deal." Often times it takes an attorney negotiating with the lender's/bank's attorney.
You can either stand in line at your local bank among millions of other families or you can simply go online in the comfort of your own home. In fact it is a time saver to simply go online to the nearest modification program website so that you can get started as soon as possible. All one has to simply do is to fill out basic information about themselves and their mortgage so that they can begin the process asap.
This is the government initiative which is aimed at helping millions of Americans who are facing financial difficulties. The qualification process is based on a key criteria and it is the only mortgage relief program that actually caters to people who already face foreclosure. Key Qualification Elements..Debt/Income ratio - This is the ratio of debt to income and the stipulation is that your monthly mortgage payment must exceed 31% of your gross monthly income. The further you are up the scale the better.
A Principal Balance Reduction Program is better than a negotiated loan modification, because it adjusts the mortgage to current market value to give the homeowner not only debt relief, but real savings and a fixed 30 year mortgage with relatively low interest rates and lower mortgage payments. The present mortgage note is negotiated similarly to a short refinance. This is not a short sale since the program is designed to keep the homeowner in their home. It is not a refinance, because it does not matter if the homeowner has good or bad credit. Only the 3 following requirements are needed: 1. The house is underwater by 20 or more percent. 2. The homeowner has income to support a new mortgage note. 3. The homeowner has 3 to 6 months to obtain a Principal Balance Reduction.
Note: You cannot currently be in bankruptcy. Time always seems to be the biggest roadblock, because homeowners tend to wait and seek help at the last minute. They are embarrassed, in denial, too busy with life happenings, paralyzed into inaction, intimidated, or have the wrong help. There are only a few national Principal Balance Reduction Programs across the country. These programs use private money from Hedge Funds and TARP money to reimburse the bank for any loss due to the Principal Balance Reduction Program. Banks and lenders do not want to lose a dime. That's why as an individual it is difficult to negotiate with the banks to stop foreclosure. In fact, if you were to go into a bank today and ask for a Principal Balance Reduction, the bank would say, "No, we do not do Principal Reductions." One needs deep pockets and highly trained experts to negotiate "the deal." Often times it takes an attorney negotiating with the lender's/bank's attorney.
You can either stand in line at your local bank among millions of other families or you can simply go online in the comfort of your own home. In fact it is a time saver to simply go online to the nearest modification program website so that you can get started as soon as possible. All one has to simply do is to fill out basic information about themselves and their mortgage so that they can begin the process asap.
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