Countrywide has looked over my request for a DIL and have now asked me if I can agree to providing a $3k cash contribution because they do not see my property justifying a mitigated loss without this contribution. They said it would cost them less to do a foreclosure.
Should I just throw in the towel and agree?
I also originally was going to go with the Griswold law offices to help with my request but I've done everything on my own so far and have gotten this far with
CW (4months so far) to have them provide this "option" but now I wonder if I should pay the money to the attorneys to do the work because the cash contribution thing sounds shady to me but I am worried that what if I go with the attorneys and still end up having to do a cash contribution. So I would end paying more money.
*** / or anyone:
FYI, I also looked over my loan docs and saw that on the line for "cash to / from borrower" was marked "to" borrower for $3200 and I never received any money at the closing, how can I find out what happened to this money?