short sales keep you in control
DESCRIPTION
As the FDIC and the Fed continue to push for a uniform standard for loan modification eligibility, it is becoming more difficult to qualify.if modification efforts are being declined over and over again and it seems that foreclosure is imminent, doing a short sale is an option that keep you, the homeowner, in control of the process.A short sale will make the time line for moving much more manageable and may even allow you to stay in the home for many months more.TRANSCRIPT
HOW SHORT SALES KEEP YOU IN
CONTROL
A “Put-You-In-The-Driver’s-Seat” Presentation by www.helpumodify.org
The Purpose and Goals of this Information
To educate you about the options available to you during these challenging times
To empower you with the ability to make educated decisions about your home
To enable you to take the steps necessary to protect your family for further or future hardship
To help you gain control where it seems there is none
The Fed Moves to Standardize Modifications
Fed adopts FDIC qualification criteria Encourages standardization as a pre-requisite to receiving
TARP funds
The good news – you know what they are looking for Must be 60 days late Must qualify with full income disclosure at 38% DTI Must not have purposely fallen behind on mortgage payments
The bad news – you know what they are looking for You either qualify or you don’t – not a lot of flexibility
The Real Challenge for Families in Trouble
Who determines if your payments are intentionally unpaid and what is the criteria? Do all of your credit cards have to be equally delinquent? Does your automobile loans need to be equally delinquent? If you paid your mortgage on-time for the past 12 months
and then all of a sudden….30 days late and the next month 60?
If you are currently upside down in your home (owe more than it’s worth) – What’s next? Loan modifications are typically temporary solutions – 5
years Only the FDIC guidelines allow for principle reduction How long will you remain upside down?
Taking Control of Not Being in Control
Once you fall behind 60 days your options narrow Lenders, collection companies, attorneys calling for money Lenders may not except “partial” payments at this point Foreclosure is threatened and possibly even started
Notice of Default is filed
The foreclosure process has specific timelines that you are forced to comply with Notice of Default Sale date Eviction
Choosing to do a Short Sale gives you control of the process
How a Short Sale Puts You in Control
Choosing to do a Short Sale gives you control of the process
In many cases, the foreclosure process is postponed if you inform your lender that you are pursuing a short sale option
In most cases, the foreclosure process is postponed if you receive an offer to buy your home as a short sale
The short sale “approval process” by the lender typically takes 3-6 months to process
If the offer is accepted and escrow is opened you will have that period to secure a new place to live 30 days is standard escrow period
Most importantly you have control of the process, not the bank
When is A Short Sale The Right Decision?
This is a very important decision that is usually made as a last resort when all other options are exhausted
Explore all of your other options first Do it yourself – get info on helpUmodify.org website Use a third party negotiator – helpUmodify.org
• Offer a no cost analysis of your modification options NEVER, EVER pay anyone an upfront fee for promises of
help
If the ultimate conclusion is that you are not going to be able to qualify for a loan modification Can not produce income documentation Numbers do not meet underwriting guidelines
If you have received a Notice of Default – You can still take control
The First And Most Important Steps
Determine if you have exhausted all of your other options A free consultation with helpUmodify.org is available to you
Work with a Real Estate Agent that has experience listing and selling Short Sales
helpUmodify.org has a Nationwide network of experienced agents that we work with and can make all the arrangements
We do the negotiation with the lender to keep them informed throughout the process
When we communicate with the lender we avoid surprises and have more control over the process
CALL OR VISIT TODAY FOR MORE INFORMATION
A “Put-You-In-The-Driver’s-Seat” Presentation by www.helpumodify.org
www.helpUmodify.org1-888-271-
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