I think the numbers play a much bigger role in a loan modification than they do a short sale. 1.

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.* For all loans more than 90 days in arrears, the average days delinquent is now at 272 days—up from 204 days in early 2008* For loans in foreclosure, loans average 410 days delinquent, up from 260 days delinquent in early 2008* Up to 60% of first mortgages have a second lien associated with themThe new HAFA program is a child of the current HAMP program intended to help homeowners with loan modifications.

You might be able to do a loan modification to get the price down or possibly an internal refi.

That did not guarantee that they would accept the short sale, just that it would postpone the sheriff's sale.The issue was that the homeowners were still going through a loan modification with Chase.

Any government policy with regards to loan modifications has been a mess and totally ineffective.4.

DC Fawcett company looks very good if you want to check or sign up-- Many commercial proeprties available and more will be available soon --mostly they go through Loan Modification --and mortgages are available for refinancing now--

The foreclosure is for the original amount, which after 2004 doesn't exist, I can't understand how that works with the loan modification on the table from 2004.

Then the government will tell you what your new energy efficiency requirement is and you will be forced to make modifications to your home under the retrofit provisions of this Act to comply with the new energy and water efficiency requirements.

Highest foreclosure spike in five years - although much of it is backwash from failed loan modifications. 1 Million homeowners in some stage of foreclosure and a whopping 7 Million now delinquent at least 30 days.