A key part of securing a mortgage modification is a hardship letter. Here's how to write one.
Who should you call when you're behind on your mortgage?
How do you choose between a loan modification and walking away? Consider these points.
A loan workout can be the last, best hope of avoiding foreclosure. But you need a good plan.
A mortgage loan modification can prevent foreclosure but inevitably will damage your credit.
Getting a mortgage loan modification takes work. Experts suggest tips that can lead to success.
Get the details on the homebuyer tax credit.
The rules for a mortgage modification have changed. Do you qualify for a lower house payment?
How can you benefit from the homebuyer tax credit?
If you don't qualify for mortgage modification, forbearance is a good defense against foreclosure.
An audit may find the lender to be at fault, but not necessarily amenable to a loan modification.
Need a home loan modification? In June, homeowners must provide financial documents upfront.
If the dreaded "f-word" -- foreclosure -- has disrupted your life, here are four choices you should explore.
Lenders use NPV to decide if a homeowner can modify loan -- but don't reveal the calculation method.
The buyer can try to recoup costs in his attempted home purchase, but may have to file a lawsuit.
Professional help with mortgage lenders might be a good investment -- or a waste of money.
Once you've gotten a mortgage modification, decide the best way to pay down debt -- your way.
Confirm mortgage modification in writing before you file for bankruptcy or the lender may void it.
There are few options for someone in bankruptcy and who's already modified the mortgage once.
If you can't make payments, here's how you might avoid foreclosure and restore your credit sooner.