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Hope for Homeowners Act / Loan Modification

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According to HUD, a loan modification "is a permanent change in one or more of the terms of a mortgagor's loan, allows the loan to be reinstated, and results in a payment the mortgagor can afford."

Loan terms that lenders are willing to modify, as a rule, include the following elements, which are designed largely to reduce the borrower's mortgage payment:

* Loan term -- Lenders will often add months or years to the term of a mortgage, to give an owner more time to make up for missed payments, or to lower the amount of monthly payments;

* Loan type -- Negatively amortizing loans and fully adjustable-rate mortgages (ARMs) can be converted into interest-only and/or fixed-rate loans;

* Interest rate -- It is very common for a lender to reduce the interest rate as part of a loan modification;

* Scheduled or past rate/payment adjustments -- The interest rate and payment on a loan that has adjusted or is set to adjust can be "fixed," either extending the fixed-rate period before adjustment or converting the loan into a fixed-rate mortgage for the remainder of the loan term.

hile HOPE for Homeowners act was created

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with good intentions it is my opinion that it turned out to be a total failure.  HOPE for Homeowners act was expected to help 400,000 struggling homeowners but after 2 months in place it only helped about 300 homeowners, leaving hundreds of thousands of distressed homeowners hopeless.  It does not have be that way, Loan Modifications have worked well for homeowners in financial distress.

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