Is There An Upside down or Underwater Home and Mortgage Solution, Option or Alternative?

 Is there an upside down or underwater home and mortgage solution? Yes there is. Instead of just simply succumbing to economic default (unintentional foreclosure) or strategic default (intentional foreclosure) or buy & bail where the result will be the same, the Homeowners Relief Program offers homeowners in either mortgage situation, (economic default or strategic default) the ability to get out of the situation and to lessen the impact of either type of default. https://www.homeownersreliefoptions.com/Mortgage-Payments-Relief-Program

Here we are about to enter into the second half of 2020. The current economic environment is unprecedented in our lifetime. Lot's of uncertainty. Many homeowners are intentionally defaulting on mortgage payments known as a strategic default (which is not a good idea because now they are going after these types of defaulters) because of upside down mortgages that they simply can't get out of, not just because they just can't make the payments (for some this is a reality) but because they feel that financially and economically it does not make sense to throw good money after bad. After all why continue to put money in a bad investment? Banks walk away from bad investments all the time. So do Wall street investors. Why can't homeowners? You can. Read on...

Well home owners who are financially savvy are walking away from bad mortgages in droves . Many are willing to take the temporary hit on their credit and simply prepare before they walk away from the mortgage and property attached to it. The banks and lenders are now engaged in campaigns to make these homeowners feel guilty or afraid to walk away from a bad investment.

However it makes sense not to put anymore money into an investment gone bad or cannot give any return at all. You won't go to jail for breaking your mortgage contract. Just like a car repossession it shows up on your credit report and life goes on. (Doesn't mean you should do this though because we have a solution).

The question is, is there a way to walk away from your mortgage without risking your credit or taking the credit hit? Yes there is. The the National Mortgage Relief Program via Homeowners Relief Options Inc.

So there's the question of is this the solution to simply walking away from a bad mortgage situation such as an upside down or underwater mortgage or because of an unforeseen economic situation such as severe reduction of income, unemployment, divorce, etc.?

It may possibly be. Homeowners Relief Options Inc. has been offering homeowners this type of upside down mortgage solution for over 10 years now. Instead of just simply succumbing to economic default (unintentional foreclosure) or strategic default (intentional foreclosure) where the result will be the same, the Homeowners Relief Program offered by Homeowners Relief Options Inc. offers home owners in a bad mortgage situation, (ie: underwater mortgage or upside down mortgage,) the ability to possibly get this situation and to lessen the impact of either type of default.

  How do we take over your upside down mortgage payments and you move on?
Okay, taking over the home and mortgage payments. Lenders and banks do not care who pays the mortgage or where the monthly payment comes from just as long as it gets paid. All we ask is simply this, allow us to get authorization from you to send to your lender or bank notifying them that the future monthly payments will be coming from us and to send all notices, request for payments, etc. to us. You'll also be required to sign over the property to our trustee and record the new ownership in your local county recorder's office in your local city where the property is. After all we would like to control the property that we are paying the mortgage on.

It makes sense to at least look at the some of the benefits of the Homeowners Relief Program before simply walking away, foreclosing and taking the credit hit. Why take the credit hit when you don't have to? Even if you are willing to take it and your credit rating is already bad it will give you the time needed to get another home to possibly buy or at least rent for probably much less than you are paying now. (Buy & bail strategy but we'll take it instead). Not to mention the immediate financial relief of having that former mortgage payment stay in your bank account or pockets to do as you please to get yourself some stability financially again.

Why throw good money after bad? Let Homeowner Relief Options Inc. take over that upside down, underwater, unmanageable and unwanted home and mortgage payment. This is what we do. That monthly mortgage will get continue to get paid monthly until we can satisfy the total amount of the mortgage in the future.

We may be able to sell the property when the market conditions allow. Can or will your realtor pay your monthly mortgage note until your house sells? No, but we can, Via the National Mortgage Relief Program. We are private real estate investors. This is what we do. We help take over homes and mortgage payments so people can move on with their lives.

  Short sale?
Okay. You have been told that perhaps a short sale of your home is really the best option. It could be, depending on what your game plan is. Of course most realtors (not all) will offer this as the only and best option, however a short sale of your home will have the same credit score impact as if you had a foreclosure. After all realtors need business too. Most realtors will not tell you this upfront but the knowledgeable and honest ones will.

There is a study done by guess who? Fair Issac corporation. That's right the FICO guys themselves. The ones who make credit scores. No opinions just facts. Put together and sourced by FICO.

Their own study showed that there is a minimal difference on a credit score between a short sale and foreclosure. That's right. Those who had a higher credit score had a greater credit drop and even took longer to recover in some cases!

Buy & Bail? Strategic Default? Imminent foreclosure? Want to save your credit, not foreclose but still walk away intact? Call us first.

Homeowners Relief Options.  We take over & you move on. 623-738-4398.



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