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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 ...
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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
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