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Old 06-29-2009, 09:17 AM   #1 (permalink)
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BOA and Making Home Affordable Program

I have been trying (unsuccessfully) to modify my loan since late last year. Countrywide/BOA sent me a couple of modifications of which the terms were so close to my current loan that I declined signing. Upon announcement of the Making Home Affordable Program I requested another mod based on its guidelines, yet never heard anything in response. Just recently I was sent a HomeSavers Forbearance Agreement but I’m not sure if there are any advantages to signing it. My questions are:

1. Seeing I am eligible for a Making Home Affordable Modification shouldn’t I have been evaluated for that program prior to being offered any other alternatives (especially since I specifically requested it and sent in all required paperwork)?

2. If I was evaluated for a Home Affordable Mod and denied shouldn’t I have been notified of that? Or should I assume that because I was offered the HomeSaver’s Forbearance instead that I was denied for the Home Affordable Mod?

3. If I am eligible for a Home Affordable Mod (based on the criteria of the program) are there any other reasons I may be denied that might be beyond my control or that I’m not aware of?

4. If after completing the Modification Waterfall Process, my payment is still higher than 31% payment ratio, are there other adjustments that still be made (such as going lower than 31% standard or the 2% cap on interest)?

5. If additional adjustments are not possible and the 31% ratio can’t be achieved, am I then denied the Home Affordable Modification?

6. Is there any reason at this point for me to agree to the HomeSavers Forbearance program?

Please advise.

Thanks in advance!


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