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Peter Halliday
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Loan modification strategies

Peter Halliday
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Arlington Heights, IL
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I have two months left in a forbearance plan and am starting to think of how I want to modify the loan. I’m curious what people favorite things to offer. 

I’m hoping to end up with a slightly higher payment.  Offering lowering interest rate.  The person temporarily list their job due to COVID but has since regained it.  

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@Peter Halliday

Be careful with mods with higher payments as it can be considered a new loan and require you to qualify the borrowers ability to repay.

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