Understanding the Bank Repossession Process
When looking for a way to stop bank repossession, it’s important to take the time to understand the process and know which steps come next
Feb 17 2011 | Posted in Mortgages | Read More »
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Countrywide Loan Modification – The Real Scoop on How to Get Help
This is a low cost, easy to read handbook that will provide you with everything you need to prepare a professional and acceptable loan modification application. You are provided with all of the necessary forms and given detailed directions on how to complete them properly.
Feb 14 2011 | Posted in Mortgages | Read More »
Wells Fargo Loan Modification & the Obama Federal Program
This government loan workout offers the opportunity for millions of homeowners to reduce their interest rate and achieve a low affordable monthly mortgage payment.
Feb 13 2011 | Posted in Mortgages | Read More »
Wells Fargo Loan Modification – Important Debt Ratio Qualification Information
Homeowners can pre-qualify themselves by learning how to calculate their own debt ratio, how to arrive at a target modified mortgage payment and how to complete the required loan modification forms properly.
Feb 8 2011 | Posted in Mortgages | Read More »
Why-You-May-Get-a-Higher-Mortgage-Interest-Rate-Than-the-Advertisement-Says-When-You-Buy-Your-Home
You are borrowing almost what the house is worth (High LTV). Since the days of one hundred percent financing are long gone, this now means you are putting the minimum amount the lender will allow you to put down and have a high LTV.
Feb 7 2011 | Posted in Mortgages | Read More »