Needless to say CalHFA’s review of loan modification is weak and at best they don’t even look to see if you have your basic requirements for living are met. Many times you will find that they will go through multiple level’s of management prior to actually making approvals on loan modifications, same goes as well for...
Fannie Mae in another attempt to tighten its servicing belt has decided to release new servicing procedures that are only going to make it tougher for those homeowners who find themselves in an already tough position. Starting as of this month they have increased their precautionary measures for properties that are hovering dangerously close to...
Recently GSE Fannie Mae rolled out new guidelines guiding the servicers on how to manage its portfolio. Stating that it wants its borrowers, if they are in an active foreclosure and if they have a sale date within 14 days, the only acceptable remedy to stop foreclosure is to fully reinstate the defaulted loan. Until further...
Starting in 2005, Absolute Consultant Group’s(ACG) counselors sought out to solve mortgage problems no longer from the confines of Countrywide’s Loss Mitigation Department. At that time they were part of one of the largest lenders in the world helping service a portfolio topping a trillion dollars. Since then ACG has set its self a part by helping thousands of homeowners. With...
Image via Wikipedia Foreclosure deficiencies are one thing… those are usually depending greatly on the type of loan you had prior to the home going to foreclosure but these days there are new laws waiting to be rewritten on the banks ability to pursue you have a homeowner. Well don’t expect any legislative back...
We here at MLReport know how important it is to find the information that you need when trying to deal with the mortgage servicing industry. When it comes to mortgage lenders it is not ever surprising to get a new number just about every time you call to some new department that disconnects you after a 45 minute...
The state of Nevada is catching up to many other states effectively asking for Certified Funds only at all closing. As of October 1, 2009, per Nevada NRS AB #133, All closing funds must be in the form of a Cashier’s Check or other form of certified funds (check with your title company for...