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- Loan modification relies on a credible reason for non-payment and a credible
ability to pay if the loan is adjusted. To qualify for a loan
modification, homeowners must first and foremost have a provable
hardship. Mortgage companies are interested in modifying the loan only as it
prevents them from losing money, the hardship shows them that the homeowner is likely to default, or fail to
meet the current payments. It will need to be documented with as many facts as
possible to support the need for a change. This is a very subjective process,
but absolutely necessary. There are some situations that may cause hardship, but
are not considered acceptable for a loan modification... Read
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- The home
loan
industry has changed stated income loans requirements if you don’t know yet.
Most lenders now want full documentation loans and borrowers qualifying by using
traditional debt to income ratio calculations. This directly affects the high
cost housing markets like California, Florida, and the tri-state area of New
York, New Jersey, Connecticut as well as parts of Maryland, Virginia, and
Massachusetts. The reason is a lot of homeowners in these markets used
adjustable rate mortgages and qualified by using stated income, stated assets
and some instances no verification of employment...Read
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