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"My ARM adjusted and I thought we would lose our home. But thanks to you I was able to change my payment. You helped save our home." - Melissa
• According to the New York Times "About 1 in 11 mortgage holders face loan problems"

• Mortgage foreclosure filings nationwide have increased 93% over the last year

• Projections call for 2 million
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What is Loan Modification?
Loan modification allows homeowners and lenders to change the terms of a loan in order to help the borrower stay in the home and avoid foreclosure. It is important to note that a loan modification is not a new mortgage. A loan modification is the renegotiation of an existing loan.

With a loan modification, it's possible that a homeowner's:

  • interest rate may be decreased
  • interest rate can be changed from an adjustable to a fixed rate
  • time the borrower has to pay the loan back can be lengthened
  • loan principal may be decreased
  • late fees may be waived
  • second mortgage could be waived or wiped off of the books

Fill out our form now to discuss a loan modification with experienced foreclosure prevention counselors. Do it today. You must act fast to save your home!
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