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Posted: Sat Feb 20, 2010 9:37 am Post subject:
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but check this out, fresh in today's news:
"Wells Fargo and its parent company Wachovia today announced their share of how many homeowners they have helped in modifying their mortgages and permanently reducing the monthly payments. As of January 31 of 2010 Wells Fargo said it had modified 17,652 mortgage loans. The company also said it had 7,554 permanent modifications pending as of the end of January of this year."
"The parent company of Wells Fargo, a Charlotte, NC based Wachovia said it has nearly doubled all the mortgage modification programs since the end of last December, reports Charlotte Business Journal."
based on what we've read on MortgageFit, there must also be tens of thousands of unhappy borrowers whose efforts at modification have failed.
but of course, when the opportunity arises, we can't expect anything other than a favorable report when the heads of wells fargo et al are approached by media.
i'm not sure what the real answer here is...are they doing what they should be doing? have they turned a corner now and things are getting better? are they still slogging along and dragging feet in working with those in need? will they ever get it together, assuming they haven't so far? _________________ George M. Akerley
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Esther Harrow
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Posted: Tue Jun 08, 2010 10:02 am Post subject: Short Sale
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Here's what you need to do:
List your home with a Realtor who is Knowledgeable with short sale(gather references and request to see proof that he/she closed SS)
Put your paperwork together like; copy of previous ( 2years) income tax returns, pay stubs, bank statements, financial worksheet (showing the amt., left after you pay everything, unemployment comps., proving
you're out of job) Hardship letter explaining to why you're in situation
that you're in ( go online for samples), etc., (do as you told by your good agent!)
Go to Wells Fargo's website and link to their Home Retention dept., and learn as you go. Be proactive and work with your agent! DO NOT PROCRASTINATE!
Understand short sale, deficiency judgment and how to cancel debt with IRS for your 1099C.
BELIEVE ME, NO LENDERS WOULD LIKE TO FORECLOSE! It will cost them money. ( may I know what State are you from? in CO., lenders have to hire lawyers and there's foreclosure sale , Public trustee, etc.,)
Maybe you're talking to the wrong people. Check on HAMP, HAFA and other government programs available. Like any other banks, lender, and the like. It's business and WF employee (customer service) will tell you what they were told to say and can't go beyond that. TOO LONG! _________________ Need help choosing the right loan? Get free consultation from community lenders/consultant |
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