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King & Associates, Inc. Real Estate
 
As a service to our clients, we have made a copy of our data tables on loan mitigation requirements from the participating lenders. For more information or for help with modifying your bad loan(s), call or email us:
 
Office number: 916-435-9626
 
 

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Hope For Homeowners (H4H)

 

Designed for borrowers at risk of default and foreclosure. Provides new 30-year, fixed-rate mortgages insured by FHA, mostly via refinance. Lender must willingly participate.

l  Loans originated on or before Jan. 1, 2008.

l  Primary residence, owner occupied (Borrower may not own a second home).

l  Unable to pay existing mortgage without assistance and has made at least six payments.

l  Current total monthly mortgage payments exceed 31 percent of gross monthly income as of March 2008.

l  Homeowner has not been convicted of fraud in the last 10 years and did not knowingly or willingly provide false information to obtain existing mortgage.

Contact your lender to check for participation in H4H program

 

Need to apply through participating lenders

 

Program timeline

Oct. 1, 2008 – Sept. 30, 2011

 

For a list of participating lenders visit the site below.

 

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

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Countrywide Financial

(Bank of America)

 

Homeownership Retention Program for Countrywide Customers Will modify troubled mortgages with interest rate and principle reductions.

l  Subprime or pay option adjusted-rate mortgage loans originated on or before Dec. 31, 2007.

l  Primary residence, owner occupied (one to four units)

l  Borrower is 60 days or more delinquent and current loan-to-value is 75 percent or greater.

l  Borrower is current today but becomes 60 days or more delinquent at any time before June 30, 2012, and loan-to-value is 75 percent or greater at the time of the modification.

l  Modifications would be designed to achieve sustainable payments at a 34 percent debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of principal, interest, taxes and insurance.

 

Call BofA/Countrywide to check for eligibility

 

Program timeline

Begins Dec. 1, 2008 with no end date specified.

 

 

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

 

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Citigroup, CitiMortgage

 

Citi Homeowner Assistance Program

Will preemptively reach out to homeowners in need of assistance and will not initiate a foreclosure or complete a foreclosure sale on any eligible borrower where Citi owns the mortgage.

l  No requirements on origination.

l  Must be first mortgage and must be a loan Citi owns.

l  Primary residence, owner occupied (owner may own a second home).

l  Borrower is working in good faith with Citi.

l  Borrower may not be currently behind on their payments but may require help to stay current.

l  Current total monthly mortgage payments exceed 38 percent of gross monthly income.

 

Call Citibank to check for eligibility

 

Program timeline

Nov. 11, 2008 – May 2009

 

 

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

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JPMorgan Chase & Co.

 

 

Chase’s mortgage modification program includes extending modification programs to Washington Mutual and EMC Mortgage Corp. customers. Program is designed to actively contact borrowers and work with them to develop viable and sustainable options.

l  No requirements on origination.

l  Must be first mortgage and must be a loan JP Morgan Chase owns.

l  Primary residence, owner occupied (owner may own a second home).

l  Targets Chase, Washington Mutual or EMC Mortgage Corp., borrowers with adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) including subprime and pay-option ARMs.

l  Modifications would be designed to achieve sustainable payments at 31 to 40 percent debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of principal, interest, taxes and insurance.

 

Call Chase to check for eligibility

 

Program Timeline

Chase expects to implement by Jan. 31, 2009 and will extend two years after implementation.

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

 

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IndyMac Federal Bank, FDIC

 

Program to modify troubled mortgages to achieve affordable and sustainable mortgage payments for borrowers, and increase the value of distressed mortgages by rehabilitating them into performing loans.

l  No requirements on origination.

l  Must be a first mortgage and must be a loan owned, or securitized and serviced, by IndyMac Federal

l  Primary residence, owner occupied

l  IndyMac borrower already seriously delinquent or in default.

l  IndyMac borrowers at risk of default due to payment resets or changes in the borrowers’ repayment capacities.

l  Modifications would be designed to achieve sustainable payments at a 38 percent debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of principal, interest, taxes and insurance.

Call an IndyMac Federal customer service specialist to check for eligibility.

 

Program Timeline

Aug. 2008 – no end date specified.

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

 

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Federal Government Loan Modification

 

Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Federal Home Loan Banks, Hope Now participants, Department of the Treasury, Federal Housing Administration and the Federal Housing Finance Agency, Wells Fargo

Designed to reduce preventable foreclosures with a simplified, streamlined loan modification program to put struggling homeowners into mortgages they can afford via a uniform process for loan modifications that the majority of lenders and servicers will use.

l  Borrower must have missed three or more payments.

l  Primary residence, owner occupied

l  Not filed for bankruptcy.

l  Modifications would be designed to achieve sustainable payments at a 38 percent debt-to-income (DTI) ratio of principal, interest, and association dues.

Troubled homeowners should call with their lenders or servicers as to participation and eligibility for this new program.

 

Program Timeline

Dec. 15, 2008, more details to follow.

 

 

Roger@HomeSalesKing.com

 





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