To make it work, my lender would first have to reduce my interest rate by 2%. If this doesn’t get it down to 31% of my total pre-tax monthly income, they will extend my terms instead. If this still doesn’t work, they’ll have a go at my principal and reduce it, or defer it to a later date. All of these measures really help because it would significantly reduce my modified mortgage payments. Speaking of payments, there’s even a very, very enticing incentive to encourage promptness in paying dues! If my payments are given on time, I can get as much as $1,000 subtracted from my principal loan each year for five years!
Only primary residences occupied by respective owners with outstanding balances of up to $729,250 are eligible. These eligible borrowers will have to verify their occupancy status and provide evidence of their financial hardship.
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In view of everything I’ve discovered, I now know that I have to accomplish two very important things. First is that I have to carefully and thoroughly review my financial status, and second is that I have to consult with my lender. I’m going to keep my fingers crossed and hope that my outstanding balance is staggering enough. It’s funny how I now wish that I’m in serious debt!