Stop Foreclosure - FAQ
What is Loan Modification?
Basically, in the stop foreclosure process, a loan modification is a
renegotiation of the original terms of the loan between you and your lender to create a new loan agreement. A loan
modification should typically stop foreclosure processes.
Am I qualified for a loan
modification?
If you are in an ARM (adjustable rate mortgage) that has adjusted, or
will be adjusting soon, and afraid you won’t be able to make the payments at the new level, you might want to look
into a loan modification. If you've recently suffered a hardship, or perhaps you got in over your head during the
boom of the decade and now your income isn't what it once was. When it comes to issues of avoiding foreclosure,
don’t wait too long in getting the loan modification process into high gear.
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Consultation Form on This Page!
What occurs during the loan modification procedure to stop foreclosure
processes?
The terms of your original loan are renegotiated with
the lender. This may include a lowering of the interest rate, a lengthening of the term (years) of the loan, a
reduction of the principle amount and/or other modification(s) so that your financial load is
lightened.
Is Loan Modification
the same as thing as debt consolidation or refinancing?
Not at all. Debt consolidation works to gather up and compile your unsecured debts into a
new loan that offers lower payments and it doesn’t apply to home mortgages. In a “Re-Fi” (refinancing) situation
you are required to apply for a new mortgage and there’s a down payment, a new appraisal is needed and there are
fees to the lender that are required. This is not a good choice or solution for a home owner who is already
over-burdened with his or her current mortgage payment. The goal of a loan modification is to renegotiate and
thereby come to new terms on an existing loan.
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Fill Out The Free Loan Modification Consultation Form on This Page!
What do I need to do to get started?
Gather together documentation of your personal financial picture. It’s helpful to have your income statement
and original mortgage docs available for the go-ahead with the loan modification process. If you are having
financial hardship you may need to write a letter of explanation. A good loan modification company will have
sample/example letters from which you can work.
How long is the Loan Modification process going to take?
It depends on your unique case. Each situation differs due to the persons’ financial picture and personal
situation. The process can take a few weeks to a few months, so it’s best to get started in avoiding
foreclosure now.
Does everyone qualify?
Unfortunately, everyone may not qualify. Too often this occurs when someone has waited too long to take action
to stop foreclosure processes.
Is there enough time to stop my home from being foreclosed on?
In this situation, time is of the essence. It requires you to take action to stop foreclosure.
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