We can save your home
On March 4, 2009 President Obama launched his "Foreclosure Prevention Program" which gives homeowners a new option – Loan Modification. This program will be effective until the end of 2012. Before the introduction of this program most Americans were unable to meet the new required qualifications to refinance their homes.
What we do for you
Today's vast market of mortgage services leaves many homeowners overwhelmed and unable to successfully resolve their current mortgage hardships. Many homeowners try to work directly with their lender, but studies have shown that 80% of these efforts end in failure or they provide a temporary solution to a long term issue.
Keep a Home works with a pre-selected list of today’s leading mortgage companies and determines the best mortgage affiliate to fit your situation. Once we review your information and determine the best match you will be contacted by one or two companies and be provided free professional consultations and the ability to ask any questions that you may have. You will receive a unique, professional plan that you and your lender can accept to restructure your current loan(s).
We fully understand the serious nature of your problem and are aware that you may only have a short time to overcome the real possibility of losing your home. Our process is fast and simple – to get started fill out the form provided.
- Turn your adjustable rate to a fixed term
- Lower your rate
- Extend your term to 30 or 40 years
- Drop your monthly payments
- Principal reduction
- Eliminate Delinquency
- Stop Foreclosure
- No appraisal fees
- Credit history not an issue
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What is a loan modification?
A loan modification is a change to your current mortgage loan in reference to a borrower's long-term inability to repay the loan.
Loan modification; usually involves a lowering in the interest rate on the loan, and the extension of the term of the loans, a different type of loan or any combination of the three. In some cases lenders might be willing to modify a loan because the cost of modifying a loan is much less than the cost for a lender to buy back loans that
are in default.
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