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MarinaMayhem |
1. RE: Anyone need Help!
Mar 2 2009, 4:01 PM EST
Howdy. Got a question for you. I'm current on my mortgage payments, but purchased my home in late 2007. It is now upside down, in that it is worth $100,000 less than what I paid for it. Contacted my mortgage lender (Bank of America). Got the early runaround from them then they agreed to send me some Loss Mitigation paperwork to fill out (still waiting on that). What are the chances of me being able to readjust my current loan to a lower interest rate and thus lower monthly mortgage payment? My debt/income ratio is well over 38% when factoring in living expenses.
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2. RE: Anyone need Help!
Mar 3 2009, 12:05 AM EST
Hi MarinaMayhem!Well given your situation it would be best for you to reevaluate your debt ratio using the criteria found in this article. http://brentlane.wordpress.com/2008/11/04/hope-for-homeowners-calculating-your-debt-to-income-ratio-to-qualify/ The reason this is so important is because the only expenses considered will be your mortgage payment which included taxes, insurance and any supplemental taxes or insurances! Hopefully your loan was evaluated and BofA Determined you were eligible for a Loan Modification. Does that help? Brent Do you find this valuable? |
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MarinaMayhem |
3. RE: Anyone need Help!
Mar 5 2009, 12:13 PM EST
"Hi MarinaMayhem!Still waiting on said "paperwork" from BofA. Do you find this valuable? |
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4. RE: Anyone need Help!
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