Free Loan Modification Help for Homeowners

by Moe Bedard

Loan ModificationHello my name is Moe Bedard and welcome to LoanWorkout.org, America’s #1 loan modification and home loan blog on the internet.

I have been providing free foreclosure help, information and safe tools to struggling homeowners since early 2007.  My good deeds and humanitarian work has been featured in the New York Times, LA Times, Fox Business and dozens of other media outlets all over the world as an expert in this field.

In addition, my forum over at LoanSafe.org has helped over 300 families save their homes for free and this has been documented by the actual homeowners themselves since 2007.

You can read more about me and the media here if you like. If you’re looking for the latest home loan news or my infamous home loan blog, I moved it here.

Below you will find everything you need to help stop foreclosure.


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You can also download my free e-book on the right of my blog that includes everything you see below in an easy and down-loadable format. If you are in a hurry, I suggest you do that as opposed to going through the list below.

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OK, now lets get down to home saving business. Again, below is everything you will need to get educated and empower yourself to stop foreclosure!

What is a loan modification?

This is also referred to as a  loan workout and it is when your current lender agrees to modify (change the terms) of your mortgage in order for you to afford the monthly payments and avoid foreclosure.  Your mortgage servicer generally will only lower the interest rate and possibly extend the term of your loan.

Principle reductions rarely happen. So, if you’re just looking to knock your $500,000 mortgage down to $300,000 because that is all your home is worth, it’s probably not going to happen!

Here are some very popular blog posts I wrote on this subject and bankruptcy. I suggest you read them:

How do I know if I qualify?

A mortgage modification generally occurs when both parties (borrower and lender) to a problem loan mutually agree to workout the issues by creating new and better loan terms. The hope is that the new improved mortgage will enable to the borrower to meet their obligations and avoid foreclosure.

The determining factors that your lender will look at are:

  1. Nature of Hardship Causing Your Mortgage Problems
  2. Ability to pay
  3. Amount Owed
  4. Equity in the property
  5. Future financial situation
  6. What is better for them? To foreclose or pursue a loan workout with you and or modify your loan. Meaning which approach will best benefit the lender in the long run.

Bottom line, you have to have the ability to pay and some income coming in. If you don’t, then most likely your lender will suggest a short sale.

Get educated about the process with these blog posts :

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Find FREE agreements and forms to download below:

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