
"The applicants that use this loan modification product are better prepared. They now have the knowledge to move through their lender’s loan modification system and achieve an approval on their new loan"
Glenn Peterson
Former Vice President, Bank of America
"It is important for anyone who needs assistance to get the Emergency Foreclosure Relief Kit right away. The Kit contains the essential tools to avoid Foreclosure by modifying your loan. Use it!"
Anthony Sperling
President —American Association of Mortgage Businesses
"I can’t begin to count how many members of our congregation the Emergency Kit has helped. The best part is, they got to keep their homes without spending a lot of money."
Pastor Eugene Washington
United Church of Christ
"For the first time in a long time, I don’t feel like I am going nuts. I thought my family was going to be put on the street. We did not know what to do when the bank said they were going to foreclose the house. Some people called and wanted to charge us $3,000 to help us. I didn’t have the money. I found the Relief Kit. It made sense to me. I followed the information and now my bank is working with me to modify my loan. I know my family is going to be ok. Thank you."
M. Rodriguez... Chicago, IL
"Our family was 7 payments behind and we had just about given up on figuring out how to stay in our house. By a lucky miracle, I found your site and got the Emergency Kit. I was able to contact the right people at my mortgage department and get my loan modified to less interest. Then, they put the payments back into the loan so I could pay it over many years. This really worked for me."
T.C. Hewlitt...
Denver, CO
"I was about $18,000 back in payments and I was just about to hire a company when I got your information. Boy, was that smart. I finally understand what people are talking about. The people at the company didn’t even know some of the stuff you taught to me. I am going to give this a try by myself. No matter what, now I know what to ask and what to do. Thanks for the good help."
C. Washington... Baltimore, DE
"My husband died and we were really having a hard time. Then my job cut me back because of this economy. My sister showed me your website and I took a chance and got your information. I did take some time for me to get it done but it worked, big time. The company lowered my mortgage from 9.5 adjusted to 5.85 fixed mortgage. Now me and the kids will be able to keep our home. I can’t tell you how much that means to us."
K. Rafiki... Beaumont, TX
What it means for you is — For years the government has been encouraging and even demanding that lenders offer opportunities for homeowners to change the terms and conditions of their loans so they can afford payments. Now that home prices are falling and banks are failing, lenders have much less reason to foreclose and more reason to work with you to modify your loan.
Depending on your individual situation, the lender may reduce your interest rate. They may reduce your monthly payments. They may take the amount you owe and put it back into the loan. They may change your adjustable loan to a fixed loan. They may increase the term of your loan and in some cases they may even reduce your principal balance. But one thing is for sure, your lender will not do anything unless you make the first move and get the process started.
No, this is not a new loan. It is very unlikely you will qualify for a new loan, if you are in a situation that brought you to our site. This process is renegotiating your existing agreement with your current lender. You don’t need to employ a broker. You do not need an appraisal.
No, it is completely different ? Credit card debt is unsecured. There is no mortgage or trust deed behind it. It is a different process with very different outcomes. In most cases, your home is not at risk with credit card debt.
Yes they will, almost every class of lender is being told by their owners and managers to negotiate with borrowers. It is worth repeating, now that home prices are falling and banks are failing, lenders have much less reason to foreclose and more reason to work with you. Any lender that fails to engage in Loss Mitigation when they write a loan under US Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) guidelines is subject to severe government penalties.
Yes you can. You need the information in the Emergency Relief Kit, the desire to help yourself, and the willingness to take advantage of programs that the lender has available for you.
Right now…If you are behind on your payments…If you anticipate you will you may fall behind or you think your payments are too high for you to handle…Get the kit, read the material and contact your lender. Get in front of this situation…Don’t let it get in front of you!