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Posted by: bull_rooster_aardvark on 2008-08-09, 19:37:19
A mortgage broker can often help place tricky loans so if all else fails you may want to call one of them and see what they can do. However, before doing that I'd call, first off, you current mortgage lender. Especially if the reset will push their payment up so much that they won't be able to afford the loan, the last thing their current mortgage lender wants is another foreclosure. If refinancing the loan would allow them to avoid this they may very well do that. Also if they may have to defualt I'd suggest they call or visit online hopenow.com - an organization specifically set up to help people avoid foreclosures via refinancing their debt (possible withthe bank even forgiving some of the mortgage). Also, even with a few lates, they could just call the bank of their choice and try to refinance - explaining the problems. If there were just a few lates and they are current now their credit may still be good enough to refinance thru normal channels - depends on how much damage was done by this and anything else they were late on. |