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garyys · 11-13-2008, 10:06 PM

Good news! I have been calling Aurora, trying to get them to participate in H4H since Oct 1. They have told me they are not a FHA lender (FHA Site lists them as one, but they tell me its wrong). Are you sure this is the Hope For Homeowners program (H4H) and not the Hope counseling agency (1800hopenow). If it is the hope councilor, this sounds like a basic loan modification (I'm not bashing this process, as long as it keeps them in their home, good). I hope that it is the H4H program (it doesn't sound like it to me because there is a "H4H agent" sounds more like a councilor). Please keep us posted. I have seen some confusion on this site, and others, because the programs have similar names.

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garyys Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Central Valley, CA Posts: 49 Nominated 0 Times in 0 Posts TOTW/F/M Award(s): 0	Re: Mortgage companies and H4H success! Good news! I have been calling Aurora, trying to get them to participate in H4H since Oct 1. They have told me they are not a FHA lender (FHA Site lists them as one, but they tell me its wrong). Are you sure this is the Hope For Homeowners program (H4H) and not the Hope counseling agency (1800hopenow). If it is the hope councilor, this sounds like a basic loan modification (I'm not bashing this process, as long as it keeps them in their home, good). I hope that it is the H4H program (it doesn't sound like it to me because there is a "H4H agent" sounds more like a councilor). Please keep us posted. I have seen some confusion on this site, and others, because the programs have similar names.