MMA Accelerated mortgage payoff
Saturday, December 5th, 2009
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MMA Accelerated mortgage payoff
United First Financial is an innovative company that helps American homeowners reach their financial goals. Our interest reduction solution puts the deed of your home in your hands in a fraction of the regular time by utilizing banking strategies which have been around for decades. Qualified homeowners using the Money Merge Account system can now potentially pay off their mortgage in as little as 1/3 to 1/2 the regular time — with little to no change to their day-to-day spending habits and without increasing their minimum required monthly mortgage payments.
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The case for needing a mortgage rescue program for homeowners who are ineligible for existing mortgage rescue programs because they cannot meet the income or home value qualifications. Currently 1 in 5 homeowners have an “underwater” mortgage meaning that their home value is less than the loans against it. 1 in 10 homeowners are at least one month behind on their mortgages or already in some stage of foreclosure. By June of 2008, more than ONE MILLION homes in the U.S. were in foreclosure and in the Third Quarter the foreclosure filings doubled over the same period the previous year. More than 10,000,000 Americans are unemployed and this number is rising. Many self-employed individuals have likewise suffered significant business losses on account of the recession. Current mortage rescue packages require the homeowner to qualify financially. Those who have become unemployed or suffered a drop in self-employment income will not likely be able to meet the income qualifications. Existing mortgage rescue programs also require that homeowners are at least 60 days delinquent on their mortgage payments. Many homeowners who are not yet behind on their mortgage loans, but are likely to fall behind due to recent loss of employment or drop in family income, could be spared the significant damage to their credit ratings that reports of mortgage lates result in. A rescue program offering early intervention is needed to help preserve the credit ratings of these homeowners so they do not face additional hardships because of credit denials or high cost of credit due to unavoidable temporary financial hardship. We are petitioning the Congress to immediately enact emergency mortgage rescue legislation to serve these homeowners who have been shut out of other solutions. Find out more at: http://www.mortgagemoratorium.com
The case for needing a mortgage rescue program for homeowners who are ineligible for existing mortgage rescue programs because they cannot meet the income or home value qualifications. Currently 1 in 5 homeowners have an “underwater” mortgage meaning that their home value is less than the loans against it. 1 in 10 homeowners are at least one month behind on their mortgages or already in some stage of foreclosure. By June of 2008, more than ONE MILLION homes in the U.S. were in foreclosure and in the Third Quarter the foreclosure filings doubled over the same period the previous year. More than 10,000,000 Americans are unemployed and this number is rising. Many self-employed individuals have likewise suffered significant business losses on account of the recession. Current mortage rescue packages require the homeowner to qualify financially. Those who have become unemployed or suffered a drop in self-employment income will not likely be able to meet the income qualifications. Existing mortgage rescue programs also require that homeowners are at least 60 days delinquent on their mortgage payments. Many homeowners who are not yet behind on their mortgage loans, but are likely to fall behind due to recent loss of employment or drop in family income, could be spared the significant damage to their credit ratings that reports of mortgage lates result in. A rescue program offering early intervention is needed to help preserve the credit ratings of these homeowners so they do not face additional hardships because of credit denials or high cost of credit due to unavoidable temporary financial hardship. We are petitioning the Congress to immediately enact emergency mortgage rescue legislation to serve these homeowners who have been shut out of other solutions. Find out more at: http://www.mortgagemoratorium.com
Homeowners who are in danger of losing their homes through judicial foreclosure should not forget about the equity that always exists in a mortgaged property represented by the sum of the mortgage payments that the mortgagor no longer makes while the property is in foreclosure (and for several months before and after). This is so even if the property is worth less than the amount owed to the bank. The total amount of these monthly payments to be saved can be considerable, depending on (i) the number of total number of months of non-payment of mortgage; (ii) the regular amount of the monthly mortgage payment not being paid; and (iii) the legal costs to defend the foreclosure action. Attorney Carl Person explains how homeowners can extract this remaining, hidden equity while ultimately losing their home in foreclosure, and use this hidden equity to reduce or pay off their outstanding credit card balances and stop payment of 30% credit-card interest. CEPersVid-27
For the cost of about one mortgage payment, you can SAVE up to 200 house payments!
Texas Mortgage Info: How your mortgage person structures your loan is more important than the getting a low rate. To get the lowest 30 year or 15 year fixed rate consider avoiding PMI (mortgage insurance) even though these loans have higher rates; they have lower payments.