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Old 10-01-2009, 03:30 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Re: Would you take a step rate or shoot for HAMP?

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Originally Posted by ama125 View Post
Thanks for the input from everyone. CW - I do not have another property, just the timeshare which yesterday I got a UPS packet from that company offering to try and sell it on my behalf but I must "act fast" and notarize documents granting them power of attorney. I guess it's worth a shot...I've had it listed with another company for 2 years now. But this is the company that owns the timeshares so perhaps they could do better. I also got a call from someone in their corporate office that said if they sold it, all back payments and fees would be waived. Of course, being paranoid and distrusting these days, I am skeptical.

As for NACA, I'm concerned that it would take too long to get things going. I've got that HEMAP loan I was approved for and I can only cancel it prior to disbursement of funds. We haven't gone to closing yet on it, but I know BofA has done something since it is listed on my account. PHFA said they haven't received the info from them yet. I don't know if NACA could get something submitted before then or not. My biggest concern is that once the HEMAP starts, I will be current again. My nego says Fannie Mae won't do anything for me if I'm current. UGH... this is all so frustrating. Maybe I should try NACA, but I'll have to wait for new pay stubs.

Thanks again to all who responded!
Maybe you jumping the gun Ama, why don't you wait and see what Moe has cooking. I don't think you need to go through Naca to get a good fixed rate, and I wouldn't like the idea of not being able to speak for myself with the bank. I don't think Naca can do any more for you than you are capable of yourself, you're a leader, not a follower.
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