Bankrate.com has an article today highlighting the need to be patient in seeking a workout. Loan servicers are overwhelmed by the number of problem loans. Homeowners in trouble should plan for lengthy delays, numerous requests for paperwork, and be persistent.
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- #1 - REALIZE HAVE A PROBLEM You first need to realize you have a problem that needs to be fixed. You would be amazed how many other households right now are also having problems and your loan servicer probably has several different options that can help keep you in your house. But, you need to realize you have a problem and then need to act!
- #2 - GET DOCUMENTS Before you contact your mortgage servicer, you should get all the relevent information together of how your situation has changed, including paystubs and/or expenses.
- #3 - CONTACT SERVICER Contact the loss mitigation group of your loan servicer. You are not the first to have a problem. But, if you have a plan, and all the supporting documents, there is a good chance you can work something out.
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May 08, 2008
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