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Are you struggling with your mortgage?

1. Have you tried to refi or negotiate with your bank but have gotten nowhere?
2. Are you nervous because your arm is about to adjust and you can't afford the new payment?
3. Do you want to keep your home but don't know where to turn for help?

Loan Modification can Save Your Home!

This is not a refinance. We can Modify and Renegotiate your Existing Loan! Act now. Time is running out!

What is Loan Modification

Loan modification is a process that allows homeowners and lenders to change the terms of a loan in order to help the borrower stop foreclosure. A loan modification is NOT a new loan. It is the renegotiation - or loan restructuring - of an existing mortgage note. For homeowners behind on their mortgage, or those with a low credit score, a loan modification is often the only option available because they are unable to get approved for a mortgage refinance or a short-refinance.

 Loan Modification is one of the most effective tools you can use to save your home from foreclosure. If you are behind or about to fall behind on your mortgage payments, the following are some examples of terms that may be altered through a loan modification:

• the loan's interest rate may be decreased
• Defer or forgive any missed payments
• the interest rate could be changed from an adjustable to a fixed rate
• Modify the loan period (amortization) from 30 years to 40 years
• Reduce the principal amount of the  loan
• the type of loan could be changed altogether

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Many borrowers are facing foreclosure because their interest only or variable rate loan interest terms have sky rocketed beyond what they could have imagined. A loan restructuring is an agreeable way for both the lender and the borrower to avoid the cost and hassle of the foreclosure process.

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