Fannie Mae is always on the look out, like any servicer, for the best solutions that in the long run lose them the least amount of money. Commercial owners and owners of investment properties rarely see the benefits of these programs. Since October of 2009, a little more than a year ago this date, Fannie Mae did away with their HomeSaver Forbearance™ (HSF) and brought in the Payment Reduction Plan™ (PRP). The plan only covers the Principal/Interest as opposed to the previous ones that covered Principal, Interest, Taxes, Insurance, and any Association Dues (PITIA). This plan was probably given a hair cut due to the overall drop in property values as the overall assistance level has definitely taken a hit.
The program only covers a 6 month period and is much like a Forbearance plan on a residential property. The plan itself if failed, as there has already been a reduction of payment, is not favorable to find a final program modifying the terms of the loan permanently. The reduction in the payment is generally limited to a drop in the payment of no more than 30% where it currently sat prior to any modifications. Here are some further details on the guidelines:
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For More Information: https://www.efanniemae.com/sf/servicing/prp/
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