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Will Loan Modification San Diego Homeowners Benefit From The Finance Initiative?

March 21st, 2009

Cities To Benefit From Obama’s Housing Plan, How about San Diego?
The 75 Billion slated for the Homeowner Stability program was constructed to stop foreclosures and rescue the overall housing market.
 
The reality is it will only help a few cities.  The cities that will benefit the most will be cities that did not have the big run up in prices like Los Angeles, Ca., San Diego, Ca., Las Vegas, NV.,Phoenix, AZ. to mention a few.If you did not reside in one of the boom and bust cities you may be able to refinance your home under more favorable terms if your current mortgage is through Fannie Mae, or Freddie Mac.  If your home value has not decreased to much, in other words your home value can not be under water more than 105% of your existing loan to qualify for the refinance initiative.  If you do not fall into this category then a loan modification San Diego program may be a fit for you.

The cities that are most likely to benefit from the refinance initiative are listed below.  The data is from First American Core Logic and the National association of Realtors:

Jacksonville, FL
Cleveland, OH
Memphis, TN
Minneapolis St. Paul, MN
Providence, RI

The plan can help the some homeowners and in some real estate markets it could help the market to establish a bottom.  It may help homeowners to remain ion their homes by offering a lower payment option, and it may stop or reduce foreclosures in some cases.  The other portion of the program can assist San Diego borrowers who do not qualify under the refinance plan to qualify under the loan modification San Diego program.  This would allow homeowners who are upside down with their home values to modify the terms to a more affordable payment, reduce the principal in some instances, increase the term of their loans and help the homeowners to stay in their homes.

The government will in my opinion have to develop additional programs to assist homeowners that do not fall into the above categories to stop the decline in housing prices, make loan payments more affordable, or make it easier with fewer restrictions to refinance their loans at a more favorable interest rate

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Publisher- Michael Kench Uncategorized

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