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"My ARM adjusted and I thought we would lose our home. But thanks to you I was able to change my payment. You helped save our home." - Karen T.

   According to the New York Times "About 1 in 11 mortgage holders face loan problems"
   Mortgage foreclosure filings nationwide have increased 93% over the last year
   Projections call for 2 million more foreclosure

1.  Contact us ASAP.
2.  Complete Pre-Approval Forms
3.  We review forms and underwrite likely success of your file.
4.  We notify you. And give you OPTIONS.
5.  YOU decide what works best for you to save your home!


There are Ways to Avoid Foreclosure! We can help you find a solution.

You must understand that you have options when you are facing foreclosure. The white paper will help you make informed decisions about how to handle your pending foreclosure. If you would like to speak to a foreclosure prevention specialist directly please call our offices at the number at the bottom of the page.

We have helped homeowners avoid foreclosure and we may be able to help you!

What is Loan Modification?

Loan modification is a permanent change in one or more of the terms of your loan. We work with the homeowner and the lender to change the terms of a loan in order to help the borrower stay in the home and avoid foreclosure. The new terms will be shaped by your ability to pay. It is important to note that a loan modification is not a new mortgage. A loan modification is the renegotiation of an existing loan.


With a loan modification, it's possible that a homeowner's:

  • interest rate may be decreased
  • interest rate can be changed from an adjustable to a fixed rate
  • time the borrower has to pay the loan back can be lengthened
  • loan principal may be decreased
  • late fees may be waived
  • second mortgage could be waived or wiped off of the books

You must act fast to save your home!

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