look up your loan to determine if your servicer participates in Making Home Affordable initiative (HAMP/HAFA) and to determine the type of 1st lien. You will need the four last digits of your social security.
2. Borrower, if you are not denied or failed a loan modification you may qualify for HAMP (Treasury's loan modification program). You must meet all qualifications below to be eligible for a loan modification:
The property must be your primary residence
The property must be owner occupied
Your loan must be less than 60 days delinquent or in danger of default
Your first lien must have originated on or before January 1, 2009
Your monthly mortgage payment of your first loan (includes insurance, taxes, HOA fees, principle and interest) must be greater than 31% of your current gross monthly income.
Your current unpaid first loan principal balance must be equal or less than $729,750 if you own 1-4 unit.
OR
Borrower, if you were denied or failed a loan modification (HAMP) before you may qualify for HAFA (Treasury's foreclosure alternative program).
Borrower, you must meet all qualifications below to be eligible to qualify for HAFA short sale or Deed-in_Lieu.
Your property must be or recently have been your primary residence
Property must have occupied the property in the last 12 months
Your loan must be delinquent less than 60 days or in danger of default
Your first lien must have originated on or before January 1, 2009
You must be able to document a financial hardship
Your current unpaid first loan principal balance must be equal or less than $729,750 if you own 1 unit.