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The only thing I would add is that under HAMP if the borrower does not qualify 'then' the lender is required to review the file for other non-foreclosure options. Of course short sale is the primary.
Also, HAMP only applies to Fannie, Freddie, Ginnie, and 'participating' lenders (most large banks).
It's this very reason whey 73-76% of these modifications don't last 6 months........it's fraud.
Your attention to our industry shows why you are a leader within it.
Of course the loan servicer should be falling right in line with this program, being that it makes sense and all...
One small point caught my eye, "Mortgage payment must be 31% above borrowers gross income."
Does this look like someone who maybe lied on their mortgage app?
I'm sure they were hapless idiots incapable of reading the fine print on their loan who were using one of those terrible loan officers who trolled for the weak of mind to take advantage of.
I've been reading up on the HAMP and the incentives for loan servicers are a few thousand dollars at best.
Based upon the reduction in REO volumes being released, it looks to me like the servicers are trying to stabilize the market in the hope of minimizing the loss severity to their non-performing assets.
If that is true and they succeed in stabilizing the market, it would likely benefit them more to foreclose since in the markets I am working in, shortsales are priced below REO's.
Of course then the current administration would be ahh...displeased and pehaps send the seiu to their corporate offices.
Hmm, maybe a 'shotgun shortsale' isn't such a bad thing after all....
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