Getting Started with Principal Reduction Program

Two simple steps to get you started with our
PRINCIPAL REDUCTION PROGRAM

Pre Qualification and Documentation

We understand how big the problems are and how much you love your home so please consider the steps below to effectively apply for Principal Loan Reduction Program.

Everyone who meets the qualifications, regardless if homeowners are current or currently behind with their payment, is eligible for mortgage principal reduction program.

Step 1: Pre-Qualification

You are a home owner & expecting a foreclosure?
Not able to make your mortgage payment?
Experiencing a financial hardship?
You have a mortgage more than the market value of your house?

If any of the questions above has an answer 'YES' then call us today for a consultation. We understand that to offer you a right Principle Reduction Program we should consult you first in order to understand your needs and your case.

Once you meet the qualifications and have the required documents, please contact us:

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Step 2: Documentation

After talking to a consultant and referred to the program you will need to provide the following documents.

1. 1st and 2nd Mortgage Statement
2. Income Documentation (pay stubs "30 days", last yrs W-2, 1099)
3. Letter of Hardship
4. Declaration page of Hazard Insurance
5. Copy of Driver's License(s)
6. All the letter of correspondence from the lender to the Borrower
7. Copy of Social Security Card(s)
8. Loan Modification Documents, if applicable
9. Statement of Property Tax
10. $1595.00 3 appraisals, 2 credit reports, 2 title o&e policies, application fee & processing *
* $1595 is 100% refundable if we're not able to reduce your mortgage principal with in 180 days

Principal Reduction News

More incentives for principal reduction - Baltimore Sun (blog)

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Meet the Obscure Federal Regulator Who's Not Helping Homeowners - ProPublica

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Banks to take a hit on US home loans - Financial Times

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Principal reduction among suggestions by state task force - Baltimore Sun (blog)

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HUD Secretary Donovan: “Large Majority” of Foreclosure Fraud Settlement Paid ... - Firedoglake

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