Disclaimer: These results should not be taken as a guarantee, as each case is unique. We have helped over 5,000 homeowners, here is one of their stories.
This homeowner retained us in mid-2012, and we began working with the homeowner to get the information necessary to obtain a new loan modification. Unfortunately, we hit a major snag in October 2012, when we lost touch with the homeowner for several months after Superstorm Sandy. His house was damaged badly by the storm, but we eventually got back on track with our loan modification efforts in early 2013. In April 2013 there was another snag- Wells Fargo's lawyers began the first steps of the foreclosure process, even though we were already working with Wells Fargo on a new loan modification. Our legal department successfully prolonged the foreclosure process until we could complete the loan modification process (and later, it would be completely dismissed after we successfully obtained a loan modification).
Although this client has received a great loan modification and is making their payments, Wells Fargo has NOT STOPPED THE FORECLOSURE PROCESS. There is still a Foreclosure Settlement Conference scheduled for December, and our foreclosure attorneys are working to have the conference canceled and the foreclosure dismissed. We will not stop until this foreclosure case is closed.
Wells Fargo Trial to Permanent Loan Modification Overview | |||
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July 2013 | Before | After | |
Monthly Payment |
$4,875.41 |
$3,084.59 |
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Interest Rate |
4.875% |
2.00% for the first 5 years |
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Foreclosure |
Foreclosure Process Started |
Foreclosure lawsuit being litigated and is in dismissal process |
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Benefits to Homeowner |
✓ Monthly payment reduced by 36%, foreclosure averted. |
At Amerihope Alliance Legal Services, our goal is to provide the legal aid that will help homeowners avoid foreclosure or have the best chance at a brighter, more secure financial future. We've helped over 5,000 homeowners save their homes since 2008, and we're looking forward to assisting thousands more homeowners in the future.