Now that Obama’s stimulus money has found it’s way to mortgage lenders, over 150,000 homeowners have already gotten lower payments with a loan modification in the last few months.  It looks like there is light at the end of the tunnel for borrowers who can meet the approval requirements.  Wondering how you can apply and qualify for loan modification help?

$75 billion in stimulus money is allocated to help lenders and homeowners with loan modifications that feature low, affordable monthly payments.  The trick is knowing what the approval requirements are and then completing your loan modification forms so that your bank sees that you meet those requirements.  A little upfront preparation will make a big difference in getting approved-now is not the time to slap something together and hope for the best.  Your home is on the line, take a little time to learn what you need to do to prepare and submit and acceptable loan workout application.

You can learn about lender guidelines and who qualifies for which programs in Chapter 3 of The Complete Loan Modification Guide kit.  Do you know which program you might qualify for?  How do you adjust your budget and financial statement so that you meet that approval criteria.  It’s easy when you follow the step by step directions and use the forms provided in Chapter 10.

Work on your budget now

Work on your budget now

Do you know how to calculate your debt ratio and determine your target payment?  This is critical if you want to have a shot at getting the lowest mortgage payment on your modification.  Each lender has it’s own acceptable debt ratio requirements-when you have this information ahead of time you are able to make the necessary adjustments and fine tune your figures before your bank reviews them.  Remember, even a small adjustment to your budget can make the difference-you need to know this before submitting your application. 

You need a lower mortgage payment, your lender has programs and funding available to modify loans-all you have to do is to learn a few basic steps so that you can get the help you need and deserve.  The truth is that even the most deserving homeowner can be declined if they do not take the time to prepare their application correctly.  It’s not rocket science-all that is required is a couple hours of your time and you can greatly increase your chances of success.

You can get the help you need to apply and qualify for a loan modification by ordering the best selling handbook for homeowners, The Complete Loan Modification Guide. This is a low cost, easy to read, home edition loan mod kit 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.

Home Edition Loan Modification Kit with Customer Assist

Home Edition Loan Modification Kit with Customer Assist

The Complete Loan Modification Guide will take you step by step through calculating your debt ratio, completing the financial statements, writing your hardship letter and then putting it all together to submit to your lender. Learn how to qualify for the Obama Federal loan modification plan.

Need help completing your loan modification forms?  Find out about our Customer Assist program-you work one-on-one with your very own expert to make sure your application is completed correctly. Get started today on the path to secure home ownership, order The Complete Loan Modification Guide, your loan mod in a box. For more information about mortgage loan modification, please visit us at: http://www.myloanmodificationcenter.com

1 Response

  1. Wayne Beale Said,

    I’ve been receiving many letters stating that they can help me (the homeowner) do a loan modification with my current mortgage. The problem I have a hoeloc and a first mortage and that I need to have both loans modiified to the point of both loans that will allow my approval to stay in my home … the real kicker is that these companies say they will check and review your loans (1st and hoeloc)… but once they determine you qualify you must pay anywhere from 2500-3500 dollars up fornt before they continue on with your loan modification ….. how many people you know that are lossing their home in foreclosure, filed bankrupcty and have 2500- 3500 bucks to pay for this loan modification … what kind of stimulus program is this that will help the homeowner based on these policies and procedures. why can the government pay the upfront fee to get the modifications done?

    Posted on January 13th, 2010 at 6:06 pm

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