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SHORT SALES WITH HAFA: PARTICIPATING LENDERS

 

SHORT SALES WITH HAFA:  PARTICIPATING LENDERS

HOME AFFORDABLE FORECLOSURE ALTERNATIVES (HAFA) PROGRAM HAS BEEN IMPLEMENTED TO ASSIST HOMEOWNERS IN DISTRESS.

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The HAFA Program became effective April 5th 2010, servicers may participate immediately, or as soon as is practical. The primary options available through HAFA include Short Sale and Deed-in-Lieu of Foreclosure.

Participating Lenders that have already agree. .
This is a partial list, please call me for the latest list since this is a new program. . most major banks are embracing HAFA

  • Aurora Loan Services, LLC
  • Bank of America, NA
  • Chase Home Finance, LLC
  • CitiMortgage, Inc
  • Countrywide Home Loans Servicing, LP
  • EMC Mortgage Corporation
  • GMAC Mortgage LLC
  • Green Tree Servicing LLC
  • HomeEq Servicing
  • Horizon Bank
  • J.P.Morgan Chase Bank, NA
  • Litton Loan Servicing
  • Navy Federal Credit Union
  • Ocwen Financial Corporation, Inc.
  • OneWest Bank
  • PNC Bank, National Association
  • Saxon Mortgage Services
  • The Golden 1 Credit Union
  • US Bank, National Association
  • Wachovia Mortgage, FSB
  • Wachovia Bank, NA
  • Wells Fargo Bank

 

Read her to find out if you qualify under the HAFA program

Hafa is definitely a great option when you have exhausted all you option even after a loan modification attempt. 

With HAFA, the homeowner is also entitled to a $3,000 relocation costs 

HAFA is for you when you simply can not afford your house anymore and a foreclosure is eminent
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"Maryland and Virginia Homeowners could benefit with the new HAFA Program"

 



In case you are wondering. .
What is the difference between a foreclosure and a short sale using the HAFA Program?

In a short sale with HAFA you SELL YOUR HOUSE and you owe the lender nothing!

In a Foreclosure.YOU LOSE IT ! and you get a deficiency judgment filed against you*

 

 

 

Click on my eBook about Short Sales to have a clearer vision if you could use a SHORT SALE in order to begin a new fresh start.. .you must have a hardship to qualify.

Fernando Herboso is a Certified Distressed Property Expert

 

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and also a Gold Member Certified Default Resolution SpecialistTM with (CDRS)

 

 

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You can call (Fernando Herboso) directly @ 240-898-1848 ext #1 or email : Fernando@Herboso.com

 


We can help you directly in Maryland, DC or Virginia

 

If outside our area. ..we can guide you to a local true professional that cares and loves helping people avoid

foreclosure as much as we do!

Just give us a call or email to Fernando@Herboso.com


 

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Comments

I am going to bookmark this post.Thank you for sharing.Good luck.

Posted by GITA BANTWAL, REALTOR,ABR,CRS,SRES,GRI BUCKS County & Philadelphia, PA HOMES (RE/MAX Centre Realtors) about 2 years ago

Fernando, thanks for the update!  Hopefully, the new HAFA program will be beneficial to short sellers.

Posted by Silvia Dukes PA,REALTORĀ®,CIPS,CRS,Green, Spring Hill FL Homes for Sale (Tropic Shores Realty - Ich spreche Deutsch!) about 2 years ago

Great information.

Posted by Loren Keim (Century 21 Keim) about 2 years ago

Great post Fernando.  There's a lot of hype and expectations with this program.  Let's hope for the best

Posted by Gabe Sanders, Stuart Florida Real Estate (Martin County Residential Homes, Condos and Land Sales) about 2 years ago

Thanks for this list !!!!! I'm still trying to figure out how GOVERNMENT OWNED Fannie & Freddie have opted out ??????!!!!!!!! Somebody should lose their cushy gov. job !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Posted by Michael J. Perry, Lancaster Relo Specialist (KELLER WILLIAMS Realty Lancaster, PA.) about 2 years ago

Thanks for the post.  I have found out this week that it is up to the investor to participate.  So just because someone has WF or BoA as their servicer, they still may have a loan with an investor that does not participate. 

Posted by Laurel Starks (Keller Williams Realty) about 2 years ago

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