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How To Negotiate With Your Bank For A Better Mortgage Rate.  If you are having a hard time making your mortgage payment, your bank may be willing to renegotiate new loan terms with you.  Through the loan modification process you can actually get a new interest rate, lower principal amount or even a forbearance agreement.  Most lenders including Bank of America, Chase, IndyMac, Wamu, Washington Mutual and Wells Fargo have dedicated departments set up just to help borrowers and homeowners work out new mortgage terms so they can stay in their home.  You can either go online or call your bank to ask for the loan modification or loss mitigation department to get started.

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What should I do if I cannot pay all of my bills.  According to Dave Ramsey you need to prioritize.  The necessities need to come first.  Food, Transportation and housing should be your top priorities.  If you can’t pay your credit cards you may just need to let them go for now.  You will find that your mortgage company will be alot easier to work with than your credit card company.  Mortgage companies are taking extraordinary measures to work with you.  In fact Fannie Mae has stopped eviction and foreclosure proceedings until Continue Reading »

The truth be told, paying someone to modify your loan is silly.  It’s not complicated and you can do it yourself.  The simplest route to changing the terms of your mortgage is to see if your mortgage has an option that will allow you to recast your mortgage.  A mortgage recast will allow you to make payments based on the balance that you have paid your mortgage down to.  This will only give you a lower payment if you have a fixed rate mortgage.  If you have paid your mortgage down and now are in need of a lower payment, a mortgage recast option could be your answer.  A lender will allow you to do this once in most cases for a fee.  The fee to recast your mortgage is usually anywhere from $250 – $500.  This is definitely cheaper than doing a whole new refi.

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