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Obama’s Making Home Affordable Program

Submitted by admin on December 21, 2009 – 12:51 pmOne Comment

house-dollarWe thought that we could explaing in a little detail how this program works and what is required to qualify for this Government Program.

The Making Home Affordable Program is aimed to assist home owners who are close to being foreclosed upon. The requirements of this new program requires the bank to make a reduction of your mortgage payments for qualified home owners to keep the home owners from being foreclosed.

Qualifications

  1. Mortgage has no prior modification throught the Making Home Affordable Program.
  2. Delinquency or default is reasonably assured.
  3. Mortgages that are in the process of foreclosure are eligible.
  4. Loans must be on a 1 – 4 unit property, with a minimum of 1 unit being the owners principle residence.
  5. Condos and Cooperative Share Mortgages are eligible
  6. Investment properties other than principle residence do not apply.
  7. Manufactured Housing are eligible
  8. Property can not be vacant or condemned
  9. Borrower must have proper documentation on how they do not have sufficient income to maintain monthly mortgage payments.
  10. Complete a Home Affordable Modification Program Affidavit
  11. Documentation must be less than 90 days old
  12. Current Monthly Mortgage Payment must be greater than 31% of the borrowers income.
  13. Active litigation regarding the mortgage is permissible
  14. Servicer may or may not require borrowers to waive legal rights
  15. Their must be an escrow account setup for Taxes and Home Insurance prior to the trial period
  16. Unpaid Principal Balance must be equal to or less than: 1 Unit-$729,750 2 Units: $934,200 3 Units:$1,129,250 4 Units-$1,403,400
  17. First Lien Mortgage must have originated before January 1, 2009
  18. Property may have a junior lien but only the first lien mortgage will be eligible

One Comment »

  • Boe K says:

    I have seen many lists of qualifications and just about each one leaves out a very important detail. In order to even be considered you have to be employed. That sounds obvious, however when I started doing my research I had no idea that was necessary and to this very moment that is the only thing holding me back. Even if I do land a job it may not be enough income for my lender to okay the modification.

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