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Homeowners are rushing to refinance or modify their mortgages because of President Obamas “Making Home Affordable” plan. This $75 billion mortgage bailout will help millions of homeowners get a refinancing or loan modification into a better, more affordable, monthly payment. This plan will also help people who are in foreclosure or [...]
upside down mortgages
Question: upside down mortgage?
I am currently in a mortgage with an interest rate of 9.9 %. My FICO is much higher from when I started with this mortgage. I want to refinance for a better rate, but I’m upside down by 35k. What to do, what to do.
Answer: Your interest rate is pretty [...]
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A loan modification is a renegotiation of your present loan on a property, e.g. your home. In order to put off a foreclosure due to a default on payment on a property, the lender and borrower have to compromise on the terms of their present agreement. How this situation came about will [...]
upside down homes
Question: Why does it matter if you are upside down on a home loan? Why is that a cue to stop making payments? Or is it?
I mean if I owed more on a car than it was worth, I’d still pay for it. This is a common thing, at least somewhat. Why is [...]
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It can be exciting to purchase a new vehicle. It doesn’t matter if the vehicle is brand new or slightly used — it is new to you. However, unless you have faithfully saved, you will need an auto loan. That isn’t quite as exciting.
However, you can make the entire process go smoothly. [...]
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