President Obama offers
substantial incentive to home owners who opt for loan refinance or loan modification,
instead of Short Sale Or
Foreclosure, through 2013 Obama new mortgage program. Refinancing itself
has a whole lot of options. Cash
out refinancing is possible. Refinancing for low cost mortgage with less monthly
payment amount is possible. Refinancing for the purpose of converting
ARM(Adjustable Rate Mortgage) to fixed rate module is possible. A suitable refinance
plan can therefore provide solutions to even challenging mortgage situations.
When it comes to refinance, Obama new mortgage program 2013
houses many options. The HARP
2.0 mortgage refinance program is one such program which serves the purpose of
providing refinance solutions to homeowners who are stuck with expensive or
underwater mortgages. It helps homeowners to secure a new, more affordable and
more safe mortgage. Lenders weren’t keen to refinance on underwater mortgages
before the arrival of this program. The availability of this plan has now been
extended till December 2015. Earlier, the plan was meant to be effective till
2013. There are many benefits to saving a sizeable amount, every month, through
lowered mortgage payments. HARP, a module of Making Home Available(MHA) program,
can definitely help you get that affordable loan plan. However take a look at the HARP guidelines to secure Obama
New Mortgage Plan 2013 with that option. They are:
Your mortgage should be owned or guaranteed by Freddie Mac
or Fannie Mae.
Your mortgage should have been sold to Fannie Mae or Freddie
Mac on or before May 31, 2009.
Your mortgage should not have been refinanced under HARP
previously, unless it is a Fannie Mae loan that was refinanced under HARP from
March-May, 2009.
You must be regular on mortgage payments, at the time of the
refinance, and should be able to show a good payment history of past 12 months
You should also be aware that to refinance under HARP 2.0
Program, a loan application and underwriting process is required. Also remember
that refinance fees will apply, for the same.
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