If you are facing foreclosure with Wilshire and need a loan modification, we can help.
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Loan Modification
Wilshire has 7975.00 for flood damage to home. owe contractor 4200.00 ( i gave 3000.00 down payment.) gave authorization to keep money 3000.00 for default on loan to try and get caught up. no information about loan on computer or though automated system??? when i talk to them run around servicer of loan, we need a loan modification with Wilshire.
City: Los Angeles
State: California
City: Louisville
State: Kentucky
County: Jefferson
Citi Financial Loan Modification My loan with CitiMortgage is $131,000 w/interest rate of 8.790%, and payment of $1073.00 per month. I am in the real estate business and my gross income has dropped to $26,844 (before 30% expense deductions) , plus $20,364 from Social Security in 2008. This year my income has dropped even more than last year, so I am facing being unable to pay my mortgage payments VERY soon ... since I have no sales or closings on the horizon! I took a Chapter 7 & a chapter 13 Bankruptcy in 2001. The Chapter 13 has been paid off by refinancing my home and pulling out equity in 2005. Hence, the higher interest rate. Also, I have some credit cards (about $4,000 total owed),just had to buy a car with $168.00 per month payments! My condo is worth about 6,000-8,000 less than I owe on it. With a break on my house payment, I can keep struggling through, but all of it has become too much to handle of late!!! Real estate has been slower in 1998 than in 2008 -- more job layoffs. If I can just get a break -- I an make it. Been doing this for 33 years -- and this is the worst by far of anything I've ever experienced!! The real estate business started going into the \"tank\" in 2006 and has progressed into what seems like a bottomless pit.OneWest Bank Loan Modification Mortgage payment increased by ~$300 after loan was purchased immediately after close due to mistake in escrow. Due to automobile accidents / attorney fees, fell behind on payments. Asked for and was approved for modification in 2008. New payment over $400.00 higher still. Made payments and then again began to fall behind after spouse lost job. Investigated loan modification companies but was scammed by dealer. Approached IndyMac and was given (3) month hardship agreement while file was being reviewed for new modification. Made 1st payment. Checked on status of new modification and was told I was denied since loan had already been modified. Mortgage company is IndyMac Federal Bank. ALL automobile accident issues paid. Working with credit company to reduce other revolving debt payments and wife is about to accept a new job.
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