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By: Are Banks Interested in Modifying your Existing Mortgage? | My Brooklyn Report

[...] overwhelmed with requests by homeowners for loan modifications, are prioritizing new loan business over defaulted mortgages.  In addition, many lenders have laid [...]

Are you in danger of losing your home to foreclosure? Why not rent?

For what you pay for (or are not paying) on  small home, you could rent a mini mansionExample:   This home is in San Bernardino County the mortgage is 399,000.  With a 7 % interest rate the payment is about$ 2654.55. plus taxes and insurance $3150 per month. Its now worth about 130,000 They may never modify the loan. Even though they make you think they will. So instead, why not short sale your home and rent a nicer home? Obviously if your not paying your mortgage their is a good reason. The point I am trying to make is you have [ ... ]

By: Loan Modification

Aside from incentives, lenders want to modify to avoid the cost of foreclosure and losing a significant amount of money on the home. It is important to note that while many homeowners are facing hardship and cannot afford their current payments, and ca...

Giving Back to Our Community with RED DAY

Sponsored by Keller Williams Carlsbad, Wells  Fargo and Brickman along with other friends and business partners came together to spruce up a home in the Community of Oceanside California. We started at 7:30 am until around 2:00 pm and as a team we were about to completely change the look of this home to the delight of the happy homeowner!

By: Health Beauty Leisure

Loan modification is good for those who qualify, but not so good if you do not.