Loan Modifications
Has your income dropped since you first bought your home? Are you having trouble making your payments? Is your interest rate about to reset? Could you keep your home if you could lower your interest rate or change your interest only payment into a fully amortized loan that won’t reset? By significantly reducing your monthly payments, what if you could transform your problem payment into a property worth keeping?
Our loan modification specialists have negotiated and closed many transactions like these. They are 100% professional, ethical and DFI (Department of Financial Institutions) compliant, boasting a phenomenal track record helping homeowners who have reduced income yet still wish to keep their home. It’s time to take action and find out whether you are qualified!
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Tags: Foreclosure, loan modifications, Short Sale
Renovation and Remodeling loan programs can offer you some options when buying a home, particularly a home that needs updates or repairs where the seller is unable or unwilling to make the repairs before closing. There are so many bank owned properties on the market that are great deals, but banks don’t typically fix anything during the sale process. This has put a speedbump in more than one transaction in the recent past.
Homeowners and building owners are responsible for maintaining and repairing this section of pipe that carries wastewater from your home or building’s plumbing system to the public sewer main (usually located under the street). As the property owner, you are responsible for replacing any sidewalks and roadway removed during the repair, potentially costing thousands of dollars. Maintenance is important. The primary problem associated with side sewers is sewer backups into homes or businesses. Some causes and solutions include:
This info is not intended as legal or tax advice. I just wanted you to know the basics to see if you might be qualified and to find out more. Here is a link to the current info: