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Wednesday, March 31, 2010
New Approval -CITI Mortgage 2nd Mortgage loan
Just got a new approval from CITI MORTGAGE on a 2nd Mortgage. Borrower was behind 6 months. Borrower is now current and the bank forgave the late payments. CLICK HERE FOR APPROVAL
OLD TERM
$99,600.00 Loan Amount
11.360% Interest Rate
$974.95 Principal & Interest Payment
NEW TERM
$98,068.20 Loan Amount
0% Interest Rate
$400.00 Payment
Client is saving over $100,000.00 in interest alone! Feel free to contact me with any questions you may have at 800-208-4753 OFFICE or refionce@gmail.com
Friday, March 26, 2010
End of Home-Buyer Programs May Delay Housing Recovery - Yahoo! News
Hopefully interest rates don't go up to high! Currently interest rates are at 5.00% for a 30 Year Fix, 4.50% for 15 or 20 Year Fix. Feel free to contact me at 800-208-4753 Office or dreyes@refionce.com
End of Home-Buyer Programs May Delay Housing Recovery - Yahoo! News
End of Home-Buyer Programs May Delay Housing Recovery - Yahoo! News
Bank of America to Offer Principal Reduction to Underwater Borrowers
Bank of America has announced it will make principal forgiveness– ahead of an interest rate reduction – the initial consideration toward modifying certain subprime, Pay-Option and prime two-year hybrid mortgages qualifying for its National Homeownership Retention Program (NHRP). An interest rate reduction and other steps would then be considered, if additional savings are necessary to reach the 31 percent debt to income targeted payment.
Under the plan BOA will forgive up to 30 percent of the mortgage loan balance in two stages, but with a quid pro quo from the homeowner. The bank will offer an interest-free forbearance of up to 30 percent of the principal balance for five years. If the homeowner stays current on mortgage payments for the period of time, then the amount will be forgiven. On paper, at least, that forgiveness will allow the homeowner to return his loan to an LTV of 100 percent.
Barbara Desoer, president of Bank of America Home Loans says, "Bank of America has found that many homeowners who owe considerably more on their mortgages than their homes are worth are reluctant to accept a solution that addresses only the amount of the payment without an accompanying reduction in the balance due on the loan."
Feel free to contact me at 800-208-4753 OFFICE OR dreyes@gmail.com for more information.
Under the plan BOA will forgive up to 30 percent of the mortgage loan balance in two stages, but with a quid pro quo from the homeowner. The bank will offer an interest-free forbearance of up to 30 percent of the principal balance for five years. If the homeowner stays current on mortgage payments for the period of time, then the amount will be forgiven. On paper, at least, that forgiveness will allow the homeowner to return his loan to an LTV of 100 percent.
Barbara Desoer, president of Bank of America Home Loans says, "Bank of America has found that many homeowners who owe considerably more on their mortgages than their homes are worth are reluctant to accept a solution that addresses only the amount of the payment without an accompanying reduction in the balance due on the loan."
Feel free to contact me at 800-208-4753 OFFICE OR dreyes@gmail.com for more information.
Thursday, March 25, 2010
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
30 Year Fix 5.00% ----0 Points at closing!
30 Year Fix @ 5.00%
15 Year Fix @ 4.50%
$100.00 Gasoline Card at closing!!!
Call 800-208-4753 or email me at dreyes@gmail.com for more information!
15 Year Fix @ 4.50%
$100.00 Gasoline Card at closing!!!
Call 800-208-4753 or email me at dreyes@gmail.com for more information!
Thursday, March 18, 2010
NEW APPROVAL SPS Portfolio 2.00% Fixed for 5 Years!
Below is the old terms and the new terms of the loan modification approval from SPS. This also is the
HAMP Program approval. As you can see from the CLICK HERE FOR THE APPROVAL the interest rate is 2.00% for the first 5 years after that the interest rate goes up 1% every year until it reaches 5.00% for the life of the loan. Feel free to contact me at 800-208-4753 OFFICE or dreyes@gmail.com.
OLD TERMS
552,692.00 -Loan Amount
5.75% - Interest Rate (Adjustable)
$3,343.68 (Principal, Interest, Taxes & Insurance)
5 months behind on mortgage.
NEW TERMS
$562,190.72 -New Loan Amount
2.00% - Interest Rate ( Fixed 5 years)
$2,545.10 (Principal, Interest, Taxes & Insurance)
Total savings for the first 5 years is $ 47,934.00, $6,519.24 6th year savings, $3,339.12 7th Year savings, $1,264.41 for the remaining term of loan. Total saved $59,056.77
Thursday, March 11, 2010
California's Cash Crunch - CNBC.com
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Wednesday, March 3, 2010
FHFA Extends Refinance Program | RISMedia
Government Program is extended for Homeowners who have LITTLE to NO Equity! Click on the link below to read about it.
Contact me with any questions you may have 800-208-4753 OFFICE OR dreyes@gmail.com
FHFA Extends Refinance Program | RISMedia
Contact me with any questions you may have 800-208-4753 OFFICE OR dreyes@gmail.com
FHFA Extends Refinance Program | RISMedia
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