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Loan Modification – Part 1: Home Mortgage Bailout – Real Estate Foreclosure Prevention Process
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#4 written by REMarketingThisWeek 1 year ago
It so depends on the home owners circumstances. I have advised many people to just walk away, and I’ve advised others to talk to their bank about a loan modification. Sometimes a short sale is best. The consumer just needs to seek out advice and the proper guidance before making any decisions of this magnitude.
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#5 written by goboy100 1 year ago
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#8 written by 407buddy 1 year ago
OK, Family meeting folks, need to cut cost, for starters bare bone essentials only, canceling all insurance policies (frauds anyway) walk away from credit cards (Fico: huge fraud), walk and bye bye underwater mortgage. Hey,…it’s just a pragmatic family business decision. Got the idea from Wall Street too big to fail banks, I hear they are really good at it, got my Tarp money and all, so screw it. Start me a family weed/veggie garden, shop local, pop me a cool one and,..Oh, well Fuck it.
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#9 written by wayneo169 1 year ago
don’t trust loan modifications, I had emergency major surgery, notified my bank I had enough funds in savings to pay 4 months payments, what could they do to help me, they offered me a 5 month hardship deferment, sent back my payment and 4 months later put me in foreclosure, they destroyed my credit so I could not get a second mortgage and charged me fees, making me bring my mortgage payments current, it’s a scam created to decrease home values and ruin good peoples credit & charge more fees
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#10 written by tickyul 1 year ago
Ameritards cannot even take responsibility for their own financial mistakes, Big Brother will come in and save them. You buy a house that puts a big strain on your monthly budget, then, you go out and buy a bunch of junk with a credit card, then, you get a heloc so you can go out and buy more junk. Why has this society lost all discipline, because they can rely on Big Brother to bail them out.
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#12 written by calstate 1 year ago
@wayneo169 I’m currently going through a similar situation with BOA. They told me to make trial payments until my loan was modified. I’ve been getting the run around for the last six months. They refused to modify my loan and have sent me a foreclosure letter requesting $7,000 by Sept 7.
I’m convinced home loan mods is nothing but a scam. I’m still trying to figure out how banks benefit from it.
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#13 written by 1lonelyhmoobFl 1 year ago
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Very informative video.
Thank you.
Keep them coming!