Obama’s mortgage relief programs?
Where can I go for free help? Do I start off calling my mortgage Co? I need to reduce my mortgage payment, or foreclosure wont be to far away.
I have two solutions with which I have had direct experience: One…mortgage help. Contact one of the big lenders (Wells Fargo, Bank of America…) and ask about the HARP (Home Affordability Refinance Program). This program was set up by the Obama administration to get ppl either into a lower, fixed rate, or lower their mortgage payments. The Loan-to-Value ratio (which is the ratio of the value of your home vs. your loan amount) is typically capped at 80% for a traditional refi. But under HARP, you can actually be underwater and still re-fi. The LTV allowed under HARP is currently at 125%!! Two….foreclosure. My wife and I were in a bad situation over a year ago. We opted for a short sale, which ultimately helps everyone involved, from you to the bank to your neighbors. In order to pursue this, you must already be 2 months behind in your mortgage. Then contact a real estate agent, and your mortgage company. Then get ready to move out and become a renter. It’s obviously not an ideal situation, but the home will sell for more that it would under a repossession, which will help the values of the other homes in the neighborhood. It is also only a 2-yr black mark on your credit, as opposed to 7 years with a foreclosure. Don’t be afraid to call your mortgage company. they can’t evict you over the phone, so just let them know what is going on. In the end, it’s pretty painless (outside of moving out).
Floor Speech on Emergency Mortgage Relief Program Termination Act
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