Loan Modification
05/15/24
If you don't qualify for a mortgage refinance, you may still be able to reduce your monthly payments. A loan modification is like a revised home loan; in most cases your lender adjusts the interest rate or the loan term (or both) to reduce your monthly payment.
When you ask for a loan modification, you'll need to provide a hardship letter (a letter stating why you need a modification), along with documents showing:
- Monthly gross income
- Your most recent tax return
- A breakdown showing your savings and other assets
- A breakdown showing your mortgage, second mortgages, credit card debt, and other loans
For more information about loan modifications, check out the Making Home Affordable website at www.makinghomeaffordable.gov.
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