Anyone do a home loan modification?

Riff62 said:
I looked into it...I was referred to a state program that denied me, so basically the house is going into foreclosure...The bank wont let me sell it and wouldnt modify my loan.., so they can have the freakin thing..just a place to keep your crap anyway..American dream is dead if you ask me..
That is because the banks make more money foreclosing.
 
Riff62 said:
I looked into it...I was referred to a state program that denied me, so basically the house is going into foreclosure...The bank wont let me sell it and wouldnt modify my loan.., so they can have the freakin thing..just a place to keep your crap anyway..American dream is dead if you ask me..

Talk to an attorney...the bank cant stop you from selling...
 
I love how all these people have bought houses and agreed upon a price and now the market is low they think the Gov owes them something, You made the deal you agreed to the terms, you agreed that the house over 30 or whatever years was worth to you.. But now you cant sell it for what you could a few years ago means that now you want to sell it and make the gov pay for your loss.. Im not sure but I dont think real life works that way, If you buy it you agree to a price thats what you pay..
 
SRT10VENOMOUS said:
I love how all these people have bought houses and agreed upon a price and now the market is low they think the Gov owes them something, You made the deal you agreed to the terms, you agreed that the house over 30 or whatever years was worth to you.. But now you cant sell it for what you could a few years ago means that now you want to sell it and make the gov pay for your loss.. Im not sure but I dont think real life works that way, If you buy it you agree to a price thats what you pay..

Agreed...although there loss can be my gain.

Also, refinancing wont go through if you are upside down by 45 percent...no equity no loan
 
SRT10VENOMOUS said:
I love how all these people have bought houses and agreed upon a price and now the market is low they think the Gov owes them something, You made the deal you agreed to the terms, you agreed that the house over 30 or whatever years was worth to you.. But now you cant sell it for what you could a few years ago means that now you want to sell it and make the gov pay for your loss.. Im not sure but I dont think real life works that way, If you buy it you agree to a price thats what you pay..
:congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats: :congrats:
 
Wifey said:
Short sales are a quick way to get a 1099 so you pay the tax ( as income) on the difference between the Owed amount and the sales price :eek:

House loan $300,000....short sale price $150,000 leaving you with a $150,000
taxable income ( 1099 from lender) to add to your tax return. ( unless something has changed)

Loan mods... what a joke:mad: almost No One has been successful at that.
The bankers already got paid so they could care less.
Good Luck

It depends on the State you live in. In Arizona and other states, if the property is your primary residence and the loan was only used to purchase the home, you will not be taxed (though I will receive a 1099C).
 
SRT10VENOMOUS said:
I love how all these people have bought houses and agreed upon a price and now the market is low they think the Gov owes them something, You made the deal you agreed to the terms, you agreed that the house over 30 or whatever years was worth to you.. But now you cant sell it for what you could a few years ago means that now you want to sell it and make the gov pay for your loss.. Im not sure but I dont think real life works that way, If you buy it you agree to a price thats what you pay..

For the record, I was a high paid executive with a large mortgage. I was laid off in February due to the economy. I could not pay my $4,500 a month mortgage on no cash flow. So, as most people would do, I decide I have to sell the house. Okay. It is now worth $355,000 less than I owe. So what do I do? I consulted an Attorney and my only option was to short sell and if that didn't work it was foreclosure. I bought a home I could afford as long as I was employed.
 
BlackKnight said:
Thanks John, I'll give him a call this week when I get a chance.

A little more info about my situation: The appraised value of my home has dropped more than 50% when I bought it and compared to the loan amount, the value is 55% of that so I'm roughly 45% upside down on this damn thing. I've never missed or been late on one payment and when I can, I pay more than the monthly payment so I get rid of a little bit of principle. I simply want to refinance to take advantage of the current low rates. I definitely know better than to expect the bank to write a new loan for the lower appraisal value HA.
The person i mentioned does not do modifications, He will help you decide what direction you need to go with what you have.
 
SRT10VENOMOUS said:
I love how all these people have bought houses and agreed upon a price and now the market is low they think the Gov owes them something, You made the deal you agreed to the terms, you agreed that the house over 30 or whatever years was worth to you.. But now you cant sell it for what you could a few years ago means that now you want to sell it and make the gov pay for your loss.. Im not sure but I dont think real life works that way, If you buy it you agree to a price thats what you pay..


You live under a socialist govt and you have a problem with govt help...LOL>..:marchmellow: ....the bank has a stake in the loan too...they accepted the home as collateral so they should share in the devaluation...
 
TNVIPER said:
You live under a socialist govt and you have a problem with govt help...LOL>..:marchmellow: ....the bank has a stake in the loan too...they accepted the home as collateral so they should share in the devaluation...


Um no problem with gov help.. just a problem with people who think they are owed money or other things from the gov baised on decisions they made.. I invested 100,000 k in stocks and lost it all on a bad trade.. what do i do call the gov and demand my money back because my bad decisions?? hmmm ... Thats the way..

if thats the case im going after the bank for my auto loans and let them know that the car i bought new is no longer worth the price i paid and demand they lower my payments lol.. common now..
 

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