Good news on the loan modification front! Loan modification approvals are up 69% in the 3rd quarter of 2009. Why are banks increasing the approval rate?
a) they have the Christmas spirit
b) they have so much money they are giving it away for the holidays
c) they are getting heat from the government and media
I think we all know what the answer is. There is also bad news. All approved loan modifications have had a 40% default rate. Why? Well, because a lot of the loan mods have the same or higher payment amounts than the original payment that was defaulted on! It's all about manipulating the numbers to make it look good when the government regulators start asking questions. My advice, keep up the pressure and write to your local Governor, Senator, and Representatives, and pull your money out of from the likes of B of A and Wells Fargo!
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
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- Nick Shivers
- Lake Oswego, Oregon, United States
- Short sales, foreclosure, and distressed properties specialist, operating out of Oregon, but working with Realtors nation-wide.
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