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Some Questions about Loan Modification

January 29th, 2010

The internet is flooded with information regarding loan modification process. However, the distressed home owners are not able to get adequate information regarding the process. Here are some of the top questions answered for the benefit of troubled home owners.

A loan modification will bring about a permanent change in the terms of home loan. It will result in lesser monthly installments and will no more leave a hole in your pocket. The interest rates are lowered and a delinquent loan will be made current.

Most of the lenders will waive the penalty and other late payment charges. The federal program mandates that the financial institutions must waive the late fee and other charges. It is good to request for a detailed accounting and description of the fees.

The missed monthly installments will be added up in the loan amount. One cannot get a waiver on the missed out monthly installments.

There are no special prerequisites to qualify for the loan modification process. The borrower must have the ability to pay the new loan amount inspite of facing a tough financial problem. A well accounted financial statement will boost your chances of having a success loan modification.

Even if you are prompt on your payments and still want to opt for a loan modification due to the rise in utility bills and other expenditure, you can apply for the modification. The Federal Government strongly encourages the lenders to help the borrowers in the process by reducing the interest rates.

What is qualified as a severe hardship situation? A tough financial situation due to unavoidable circumstances like facing a divorce, medical illness, and military service, death of a family member, unemployment or due to any kind of natural disaster might be considered by the lenders.

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