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can my loan be modified
[November 27, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Can I get a loan modification if I am not behind on pay, Uncategorized

absolutely, those are the majority of the loans that are being modified. we have gotten better rates and locked adjustable rate plans, we have gotten modifications from probably every lender holding subprime mortgages

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H4H during redemption period
[November 25, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Hope For Homeowners, Uncategorized

we live in Wayne, Michigan and my wife and i are in the six month redemption period, we have to be out of our home in may, i had lost my job for a few months due to downsizing, im back to work, and my wife is working also, i guess my question is what is going on with the h4h program, or are there any other options out there for us to stay in this

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Contact from Los Angeles California:

Due to my mothers and my own illnesses I missed time at work. I used all of my sick and vacation time. I also was unable to do overtime that I normally did. As a result I have fallen behind on my mortgage. My mother is going into long term care and my health has improved. I am able to now work regular hours with overtime when needed. I just want to save my home. foreclosure help in Los Angeles

 

Saxon Hope for Homeowners Program
[November 21, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Hope For Homeowners, Uncategorized

I live in Dallas, Texas and I have a problem I have with my mortgage company. They have misapplied my payments on several occasions over the course of my loan. I filed bankruptcy back in November of 2006 because my wife was laid off after coming off maternity leave. When we try to talk to Saxon we get the run around or false information along with

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If you need Saxon foreclosure help contact us today. If you want a loan modification with Saxon we can help there also.

 

Foreclosure help by a loan modification
[November 20, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Help Me with Forecloser, foreclosure help with a loan modification

To have a foreclosed property is a nightmare. In most cases, it is part of a series of devastating events. A sudden loss of job could spark a chain of these unfortunate events. To lose your home during these occasions would be very damaging, to say the least. This nightmare has undoubtedly increased the number of sleepless nights for homeowner.

Despite all measures to prevent a foreclosure, some unexpected things may come along the way, draining you of all the resources necessary to pay for the house. Having lost a sense of control with the situation makes it even more depressing.

At the same time, paying more for a property than its actual worth is excruciating. What’s even worse is receiving a notice that you have to pay a higher amount in the course of your succeeding payments.
But the good news is defaulted borrowers can regain control even in the face of a foreclosure. Mortgagors paying unreasonable bills for their homes can do something to cut their monthly payments. And even if you are not in this kind of situation right now, options are available for you to stop foreclosure or to make your loan more acceptable to you. The right knowledge, reliable ally, and quick response are all that are needed to successfully circumvent a foreclosure or reduce your payment.

Modifying a loan to stop foreclosure or lower the monthly installment is becoming a highly favored choice both among defaulted and up-to-date homeowners. In loan modification, the lender, usually a bank, agrees to adjust the terms of the mortgage loan. Changes could be any of or combination of these - reduction in the interest rate, reduction in principal portions of payments, or an extension of the amortization in order to decrease overall payment obligations, or reduction of principal balance. These are the common adjustments that are most acceptable to the lenders although a few will capitalize back payments and your payment may rise.

In almost all cases of loan modification attempts, procedures can get extremely complicated. This can be very intimidating and frustrating. Just setting up an appointment with the lender’s decision makers is much like a hunt for Osama Bin Laden. They just can’t be found. Preparing all the necessary documents even at the onset of the process is very daunting.

This is the reason that loan modification companies, like the Homeownership Preservation Group, are sought after by homeowners facing foreclosure. They can provide expert analysis of your situation based on their experiences in this field and offer you workable plans to make your lender modify your loan and save you from foreclosure or unjust loan terms.

Having loan modification services working for you means increasing the possibility of success. Over the years, they have developed methods, to resolve the kind of situation you are in, by negotiating with all types of lenders. They are capable of delivering the best results to your greatest advantage.

 

Can the Hope for Homeowners program help me?
by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Hope For Homeowners, Uncategorized

I live in Loveland, Colorado and I was engaged to be married and one day I came home an all his belongings were gone. This means I no longer receive 850.00 monthly anymore. I want to keep my home and can make the payments I am just requesting a 40 year loan or a lower rate. I have Ocwen and am getting nowhere. They say they want to help but I think

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If you need foreclosure help with Ocwen contact us now. We have helped many homeowners stop foreclosure with a loan modification with Ocwen

below is one of many we have helped

we need loan modification help, we have been struggling with the mortgage payments due to medical and personal reasons.  We haven’t received any communications from Ocwen, not even our monthly statements.  We had seperated for three months and now are back together, but my wife has lost her job and is trying to regain employment. Please help us get a loan modification with Ocwen

 

Bank of America Hope for Homeowners
[November 19, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Hope For Homeowners, Uncategorized

We live in Kansas City, Missouri and the current housing crisis and slow economic times caused my husband’s employer American Fire Protection to lay off numerous employees in August. My husband was one of those men, he is member of Sprinkler Fitter’s Local 314. My husband has traveled outside of Kansas City for work when it is available.

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If you need a foreclosure help with Bank of America contact us today. We have helpeed many homeowners stop foreclosure with Bank of America and get a loan modification with Bank of America,

 

Chase Loan Modification
by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Chase Loan Modification Assistance

We have helped many homeowners stop foreclosure with Chase. We use all types of workout options but the one that works best is the Loan Modification with Chase. If you are facing foreclosure contact us today.

Below are homeowners that need foreclosure help we have helped.

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We live in San Jose California, my husband lost his job few months ago, we stretched the mortgage payment to our neck.  Although we are not behind our payment yet, but next month we don’t have money left in saving to meet our payment with my single salary at this point.  We wish to keep the home but unable to do that if we can not have a lower monthly payment in the near future on the mortgage.  I speak very little is her contact, she will help to do all the translation for me. We initially contacted Chase by English, and asked my relative to contact the bank of my behalf, the number given phone, but told to fill this form online as the initial point. yes, one of us lost job.  Our bank is Chase and we need a loan modification with Chase

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I live in Chico California and I have been going through a break up of a domestic partnership. The other party was collecting the rents but not paying the mortgage on this property. I was in bankruptcy and once it was over I got a notice that Chase is foreclosing on this home. I have a long time tenant that CAN pay the mortgage amount but no one wants to help us get it cleared up so he can stay and continue to pay the mortgage. I don’t need to refinance. I just need loan modification help with Chase

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I live in Berwyn, Illinois and I have a loan with Chase, and work got slow. Had a hard time making the payment with a 11% apr, and 600.00 per month mortgage insurance. They refuse to work with me, and are scheduled to foreclose on 12/2/08. Income is back on track, however, they want 36,000 dollars to stop the foreclosure. I do not have that kind of money laying around. Chase is the mortgage company. Chase foreclosure help

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I Live in Mojave, California In may 2008 my mortgage Co. adjusted my loan, but they send me two statements to pay one payment beginning of the month and the next one at the end of the same month and I couldn’t pay. What I want if you can help me modify my loan, if is possible combine my 1st mortgage and my equity line loan. My 1st mortgage company is Chase Home Finance and 2nd one is HFC, please give me loan modification assistance with Chase

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Foreclosure help in San Diego, We have an adjustable loan set to change next October.  We have made all payments, and all payments on the 2nd mortgage and are paying down that principal.  We would like to change into a 30 yr. fixed with rate below 6%.  we will have to sell if our loan adjusts beyond 6.5% which is likely at libor +3.85%, Chase mortage, they said they cannot help.  Our income was stated, now loan companies do not accept this and need full docs.  Even though we make all our payments on time and have good credit.  That will change next year if we don’t get security.  Home values around us are still real good. Chase loan mod

 

will the Hope For Homeowners Program help?
[November 15, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Hope For Homeowners, Uncategorized

Reineri, you are correct the money needs to go directly toward assisting homeowners with the toxic mortgages. One of the issues is the tip toeing around the new disgruntled group, the homeowners that kept it safe and bought what they could afford and got a vanilla (conventional 30 year fixed). They are thinking and now speaking out that because the

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will Chase modify my mortgage
[November 12, 2008]   by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Uncategorized, will Chase modify my mortgage

I lost my job relative to health reasons and while seeking other employment, did not receive unemployment benefits I was entitled to. I had to go through an appeal process and by the time I got the information on that, I got a job making about $1,000 less per month with no insurance benefits (with medical problems continued). I did eventually find

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need foreclosure help with Chase Mortgage
by Foreclosure Help
Filed under: Uncategorized, will Chase modify my mortgage

In the past we have depended on my income primarily. Now I am disabled and housebound by Parkinson’s disease, and can’t drive. My income is $1,980 from Social Security. My husband is self-employed. He has an education company. He specializes in academic rescues and academic interventions. His business no longer produces an income,

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