If someone is still current on their payments, there are several
Federal loan programs that are still available that may be able
to help someone refinance (even if they owe over 100% of the
current market value).
If they are not current and they can document financial hardship,
the best place to go is www.makinghomeaffordable.gov . This
is the official Federal Government site, set up to guide homeowners
who need to negotiate a loan modification. They even have counselors
who will act as an advocate on your behalf, if your lender is not
operating in good faith.
The Obama Administration just announced on 8/11, a new program
to help unemployed homeowners avoid foreclosure!
If someone is unsure about what to do, I am happy to help review
their options and give them direction.
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