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Learn Your Options & Get a Start Fresh
Hundreds of homeowners visit our website daily looking
for foreclosure help or mortgage relief options. Homeowners
need answers to their problems quickly, so they can decide
what is best for their situation.
After submitting information above or calling you will receive an evaluation from our partners outlining options that may protect your home or lower your payment and rate in some cases. Below are a few options, which may help homeowners in distress or facing a financial hardship. If you are behind
on your mortgage or facing default please call us directly at 1-877-437-3978.
Foreclosure Defense
An Attorney may be able to take the necessary steps allowing you more time for refinancing or modifying your mortgage.
This may involve defending the foreclosure lawsuit, which could lead to a Mortgage Loan Modification, Bankruptcy Relief or other Legal Options.
Mortgage Loan Modification Programs
Homeowners behind on their mortgage or experiencing a
financial hardship may not qualify for a refinance. Some may qualify for a Loan Modification.
A Loan Modification is described as a modification to an
existing loan made by a lender in response to a borrower's
long-term inability to repay the loan. Loan modifications
may involve a reduction in the interest rate, an extension of the length of the term of the loan, a
different type of loan or any combination of the three. A
lender might be open to modifying a loan because the cost of
doing so is less than the cost of default.
New Refinance Assistance Programs
Several programs have been established to help homeowners
refinance their mortgage and take advantage of today's
historically low rates. In the past homeowners with
negative equity or missed payments may not qualify. Today several programs exist which may help homeowners
reduce their payment or rate. We recommend you first contact your current lender about these programs.
