Making Home Affordable: Obama’s Help For Unemployed Homeowners Struggling to Save Their Homes

July 28, 2011 | posted in: Debt Consolidation | by

The three most important questions you will need answered before beginning the loan modification process with Bank of America: Investor Type; Foreclosure Status; making home affordable (HAMP) Participation. Where did the money come from? Many people believe that it's Bank of America that put up all the money to buy their home, because they send their mortgage payment to Bank of America every month. This is not true in most cases. (especially if your loan was formerly with Countrywide) Most of the time BOA is only servicing the loan for another investor and the investor is almost always where the final decision on modification will come from.

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Mortgage Consolidation: Can Debt Consolidation Help Increase my Score?

July 22, 2011 | posted in: Refinancing | by

Consolidating your debt can help you lower your monthly bills and interest rates. While refinancing and home equity loans can both help you pay off accounts, they have their own benefits. The best choice depends on your current mortgage terms and future financial goals. The Goal Of Debt Consolidation- The goal of debt consolidation is to pay off your current debt with a new, lower rate loan.

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Finding the Right Combination of Factors in an Equity Loan

January 24, 2010 | posted in: Equity Loans | by

Finding the right equity loan is easier now than ever, since the Internet has opened the doors to a wealth of information, including lenders. Nowadays, borrowers can go online to get quotes, apply for different types of equity loans, including E-loans and refinance loans. E-loans work to integrate the borrower’s “credit scores” into the loan,..

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