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Free Mortgage Loan Audit-San Diego

July 28th, 2009

FREE Mortgage Loan Audit by Trained Attorney’s.  REDUCE YOUR PAYMENTS,  Interest, or Amount you Owe & KEEP YOUR HOME!! Do You want Competent Attorney’s toHOLD Your Lender(s) Accountable for Things they may have did Wrong in your Loan(s) regardless of if your behind or not? That’s Right You do NOT have to be behind to have your Loan Audited for FREE! Are You Behind in Payments? Going Through Foreclosure? Are Your payments, Interest or Loan Balance toHigh? Do you Owe More than your home is worth?Do You Want to keep your Home, but just can’t afford or want tosee if we can lower yourmonthly payments with no Penalties to you?

GET RESULTS NOW AND FOR FREE no strings attached.It’s Simple email Mikekench@gmail.com or visit loanmodificationsandiego.info website

Many Loans are Full of Mistakes made by lenders or contain Violations which can make your Lender(s), do one or more of the following: Reduce what you Owe, Adjust your Interest Rate or even lower your payments and STOP Foreclosure!And If you are Not behind But want a FreeAudit to see what, if anything, you can do to save money, WE DO THAT ALSO for FREE!  You have nothing to lose, but tons to gain.

Let the ATTORNEYS Audit your loan documents for Federal & State Violations. You CouldForce the bank’s hand to reduce your Interest rate, Principal Balance, or Payments!

Don’t let an unemployed ex-mortgage broker or real estate Investor or agent charge you Hundreds or even thousands of dollars up front only to tell you they were unsuccessful.

Has your lender told you that they can not modify your mortgage loan until you are in default?  Don’t let them ruin your credit by falling into this trap..

Don’t lose your home, fight back and force the bank to Restructure your loan NOW!

Email Mikekench@gmail.com a National known Loan Modification Educational Specialist

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San Diego Refinance Program

June 7th, 2009

Obama Refinance Plan and California Homeowners?
 
The federal government’s Home Affordable Refinance program is designed to help homeowners refinance their mortgages even if they owe slightly more than the current value of their homes, up to 105% of home to loan vaue. An example of this would be if your home was valued at $100,000  and your current loan amount was $105.000 then you could finance under this current program.  Most homeowners do not fit this scenarior, and some homeowners fall into a different category in which they may qualify for a loan modification San Diego homeowners program. The new loan refinance program has several layers of rules to follow to qualify for a mortgage refinance program.  First there is a maze of special offers from different lenders.  Which is the best?  Each program has different qualifications, terms, incentives so you need to way each one accordingly.

 

The government refinance program is complicated because the federal government has their set of rules; Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have their own separate sets of rules; and lenders, loan servicers and mortgage insurers generally have their own rules to follow through the refinance maze.  the sad part is that a majority of homeowners do not qualify for this program which was slated to help 5 million homeowners.  With the drastic decline in home values this program will fail many homeowners as the “Hope” for homeowners government plan failed.  If you are in a situation where you can not refinance, yo are having trouble making your monthly payments or you behind.  Then a home loan modification San Diego homeowners may be the ticket for you.  The government is offering incentives to lenders to perform a loan modificatio on your mortgage loan. If your are in this situation take action now and see what your lender can do for you today.

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Debt To Income Used In A Loan Modification

April 24th, 2009

Loan Modification San Diego Update

Loan modification is becoming more and more common and majority of the borrowers are opting for it to prevent foreclosure. Incidence of loan modification in California is quite high. The factors that can be held responsible for such financial upheavals include recession, unemployment and political pressures on banks to support loan modification instead of foreclosure.

Loan modification San Diego incidence is the highest. And of 10 top cities experiencing highest foreclosure rate in US, California is among them. In Stockton, California maximum number of homes is facing foreclosure. In San Francisco, the incidence is comparatively less. However, there has been an increase by 83% as compared to 2006 and 2007.

The debt-to income ratio is considered

The loan modification program introduced recently aims at helping homeowners to protect their homes from foreclosure. Lenders usually take a couple of factors into consideration before accepting a loan modification request of a borrower. The criteria may differ from one lender to another. Lenders dealing with homeowners opting for loan modification San Diego Ca programs take the DTI or the debt to income ratio into consideration while approving a request. If the debt-to income ratio exceeds 95%, even if loan modification is granted, probability is quite high that the homeowner will not be able to keep up with the mortgage payments since the cash available for making monthly payments is not enough. So, a homeowner in California cannot avail loan modification of the DTI exceeds 95%.

On the contrary, if the debt-to income ratio is below 65%, lenders believe that the homeowner should be in a position to keep up with the payments. And a loan modification is not what the homeowner should be opting for.

Majority of the lenders prefer a debt-to income ratio between 60% and 95% before loan modification is initiated. There are many loan modification companies operating in California and they can help borrowers by negotiating with the lenders so that the homeowners don’t have to lose their homes.

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