Loan Modification
American Loan Restructuring
Whether you call it mortgage restructuring, loan restructuring, or loan modification–we know you are looking for mortgage help to prevent or stop foreclosure on your home. You can count on American Loan Restructuring (ALR). Our intimate knowledge of real estate and mortgage laws, and our expert assistance help our clients stay in their homes. ALR has been in home loan mortgages for 20 years. You can continue to live the American dream of homeownership, because American Loan Restructuring uses its unique knowledge and contacts to simplify the process of loan modification. We can reduce your frustration with loan modification programs and help prevent or stop foreclosure on your home. The lenders we work and their loss mitigation departments give us and will ultimately give you, a much higher level of respect. Why? Attorneys with years of experience negotiating with lenders represent American Loan Restructuring. This is very unique and separates us from the competition. Do you want mortgage loan modification help? Want to learn more about loan modification programs and government mortgage help? Contact us. Fill out the no obligation “Get Started” form and start working on saving your house from foreclosure. LOAN RESTRUCTURING You are in crisis and don’t want to lose your home. Many Americans are in the same situation as you. We specialize in out-of-court resolutions of government and non-government mortgage delinquencies or home foreclosure claims for homeowners. These can be FHA, Rural Administration, VA, Freddie Mac, Fannie Mae, or conventional loans which have become delinquent. Plus, the federal government has created a loan modification program which could help assistance people just like you. Loan Restructuring (or loan modification) is a term used when a lender modifies your current mortgage to make your home mortgage payment more affordable. A loan modification may change the existing mortgage note and your account may be brought up to date immediately (if you are behind in payments). Lenders can modify: Home mortgage interest rateLoan balanceDelinquent fees owedTerm of loanPayment requirementsPrinciple balanceThe goal is to lower monthly payment amounts to make your mortgage more affordable. A change in these terms does not result in the need for a new closing, legal fees, survey, appraisal, or taxes. In contrast, if you “refinance” a loan you will be required to have a closing and will be forced to pay a variety of fees and taxes. YOUR LENDER DOES NOT WANT TO OWN YOUR HOME! They want to keep you as a performing asset on their books and will search for the cheapest way to keep you from defaulting and going into foreclosure. Lenders are willing to negotiate when borrowers are facing financial hardships and can not obtain other financing alternatives. American Loan Restructuring (ALR) experts show the lender why it would be in their best interest to modify your current loan.
