• Answers
  • Web
Personalize Yedda, (And make Danny Happy)
People ask & answer about almost everything. Tell us what you're interested in... So we can personalize Yedda especially for you
I'm interested in:

How do you modify your mortgage under obama bailout plan?

If you're unable to manage your mortgage or you're already behind on payments, try negotiating a workout plan with the lender so that you can avoid foreclosure. Under the Obama Bailout Plan, modify Any home mortgage loan modification! www.REALSTUBS.com


Share Send to a friend Watch Report
 

Best Answer

 
84 helpful answers

To Get Instant Cash Visit Payday Loans & Same Day Loans

For Financial Advice Visit FinancialGuide Blog

Under the Obama plan, some people still will lose their homes, and probably deserve that fate for borrowing far too much money. The lenders who enabled those borrowers, and the investors who provided the funds to the predatory lenders also will lose.

The centerpiece of the plan, though, helps homeowners who did nothing wrong except live in a country where housing prices are plunging.

It allows homeowners who are current on their payments to refinance their mortgage to a lower rate but cannot because they don't have the 20% equity now required. They don't have 20% equity not because they bought too much house, but because the value of their house has dropped so violently.

Helpful?(1)
Rated as Best Answer

 

All Answers
Order by

 

USE www.REALSTUBS.com to print out all the documation you need to get a mortgage loan modification! Print paycheck stub, w2 and 1099 forms using www.realstubs.com

Posted 2009-03-23T15:17:20Z
 
4 helpful answers

Under the Obama plan, the common man will not really feel the effects of the bailout.  They are trying to minimize the effects on the people, by moving around the money at the top (in the big businesses). In fact, it is actually a great time to reevaluate your mortgage and debt. If you need mortgage advice visit Texas home loans

 
1 helpful answer

i am self employed, my business has dropped drastically, have been paying mortage, but not able to pay full amount, need payment reduction plan, lender not willing to help

 
1 helpful answer

have tried to nego with lender not willing to help me

 
1 helpful answer

not helpfull, who do i contact? web site or phone of someone who can help

 

I volutarily entered into a 6 month forebearance because it was interest only.  What will my new payments be according to the new plan?  (200K)

 
14 helpful answers

Chat live with a Conquest Resolutions Representative

http://www.loanmodificationshelponline.com/live_chat.html

Most people do not understand how to do loan modifiations as it is so technical and by the time they figure it out, it can be too late and they have lost their homes. If you want to do this with an A+ accredited Mortgage Strategies Company call 1-800-557-1467 Ext and ask for Crystal Kehoss. If you want to check out the company first, just visit our website www.cresmod.com. If you are sketical, I can give you the corporate addresses and phone numbers to check with the Better Business Bureau. Good luck.

Posted 2009-06-17T23:49:13Z
 
4 helpful answers

You may qualify for a Mortgage Loan Modification if:

  • You own and occupy your home as your primary residence.
  • You are either current, at risk of imminent default, or behind in your mortgage payments, or are in foreclosure or bankruptcy.
  • The unpaid principal balance of the first mortgage on your primary residence is $729,750 or less (loan limits are higher on owner-occupied multi-unit properties).
  • You have verifiable source(s) of income to put towards a mortgage payment each month, even if that income has recently been reduced.
  • You can provide copies of your most recent tax returns and will sign an affidavit of financial hardship.
  • You have not previously modified your mortgage under the MHA program.
  • Note: Mortgages on second homes, vacant homes and investment properties are not eligible for modification under this program.
  • http://ratenerd.com/30-year-mortgages-around-525-do-you-qualify-for-a-mortgage-loan-modification-1317

Helpful?(0)
Rated #10 out of 20

Sign in to participate

Got an answer for realstubs? Would you like to comment on the posted answers, or vote for the one which you think is the best?

Sign up for a free account, or sign in (if you're already a member).

Explore Related Questions

Other people asked questions on similar topics, check out the answers they received:


Q:

Iv been contacted about getting a loan ...

iv been contacted about getting a loan modification by a firm named avid law center. we spoke on thursday and today monday i ...
Submitted by sk1962   1 month ago.
  • viewed 924 times
Last answer posted 3 days ago by davidford


Q:

Is it true that loan modification companies from out of state can't do loan mod. in NC?

I live in Raleigh NC and i went onto youtube-- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyz17sYDhqg and website http://www.stopforeclosurenc ...
Submitted by seth   7 months ago.
  • viewed 325 times
Last answer posted 4 months ago by Peter Siekierski


Q:

Best Loan Modification/Loss Mitigation Program

1. Does anyone know anything about the credibility (track record) and terms required about the following company: http://www ...
Submitted by Otis   10 months ago.
  • viewed 3086 times
Last answer posted 10 days ago by noticeablejewels



» More...

Feed - Subscribe to changes to this Q&A Blog
ADVERTISEMENT
  • Answers
  • Web
Copyright © 2006-2009, Yedda Inc. and respective copyright owners · CC License