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In the News:
The Obama administration is expanding a program aimed at preventing home foreclosures by giving "a second chance" to some struggling homeowners who are unemployed or now owe more than their homes are worth.

Officials said that some of the $50 billion allocated to foreclosure prevention in the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, would be used to help unemployed borrowers lower their mortgage payments for a minimum of three months and up to six months as they look for a new home. Separately, banks and other mortgage lenders would be given incentives to write down the principal owed on some home loans for borrowers who are likely to then be able to pay off the loans over time.

And for homeowners with "underwater" mortgages, owing more than their homes are now worth since the real estate bubble popped, the Federal Housing Administration will have more resources available to work with lenders and borrowers to refinance mortgages that would be more sustainable over time.
From Our Customers:

The sooner you fill out our MortgageAssistanceNow.com application the sooner you’ll be in contact with the loan modification specialist that will help you out of your predicament. Keep your home and prevent foreclosure.

These are a number of ways to modify your mortgage. Your foreclosure prevention specialist will help you choose which Loan Modification method is right for your situation:

  • loan modification from an adjustable rate to a fixed rate mortgage
  • decreased interest rates
  • lengthen the amount of time the borrower has to pay back the loan
  • decrease of loan principal
  • waiver of late fees
  • loan modification through waiver of second mortgage

The sooner you act, the better position you’re in.
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