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HARP - Lost Equity but Can Still pay Mortgage - Home Affordable Refinance Program

Question
What can be done to assist homeowners paying their mortgages but facing significant losses in equity? As a category, it is difficult for these responsible people to refinance into the more favorable mortgages now available."


Answer
​The Making Home Affordable Refinance Program is designed specifically to help those whose home values may have fallen relative to their mortgage values. The program is available to homeowners with a first loan, owned or guaranteed by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac, that is 80-105% of the value of the home.

We're focused on getting as many families as possible who are struggling with their mortgages into a mortgage that they can afford. The Home Affordable Modification Program gets the borrower's interest rates and monthly payments down to a level they can afford in a way that is most cost effective for taxpayers. That will keep millions from being foreclosed on. Our plan permits lenders to get to a level of affordability in a variety of ways, including reducing interest rates, extending terms, or writing down principal. In addition, we have incorporated principal write downs into our incentive structure in a productive way - success payments to homeowners are available to help pay down principal more quickly.

The Administration on April 28 announced the MHA Second Lien Program and incorporation of Hope for Homeowners, a program designed specifically to help underwater borrowers, into the Making Home Affordable Program. The Administration is strongly supporting legislation to improve Hope for Homeowners so that it can reach more borrowers, and help to increase the equity those homeowners own in their homes.​

For more information speak with a California Real Estate & Mortgage Distressed Property expert at 866-538-6057 or visit http://www.reofca.com