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EXPERT ATTORNEY HELPING WITH LOAN MODIFICATIONS IN GREEN BAY AND THE SURROUNDING AREAS
A loan modification may become necessary if you are looking for a way to make your mortgage payments more manageable. An attorney from the Law Offices of John A. Foscato, S.C. in Green Bay can help negotiate an agreement between you and your loan servicer, so you get a reduced interest rate. Not everyone will qualify for a mortgage modification, so to see if this process would be good for you to undertake, we will explain the concepts with the HAMP (Home Affordable Modification Program). Contact the Law Offices of John A. Foscato, SC, in Green Bay, WI by calling
920-432-8801.
Qualifying for the Home Affordable Modification Program
The federal government sponsors a program known as HAMP, which is designed to assist homeowners in getting help with their loan payments, so they are more affordable. The qualifications for getting a loan modification vary depending on the specific lender you are dealing with. Most people who have mortgaged commercial or residential real estate can qualify, but first we will need to figure out what standards your servicer has set forth. Luckily, our lawyer has plenty of experience getting loans modified. To prevent a foreclosure, see if you qualify right away.
Serving the Oconto & Shawano Areas
Our attorneys are skilled at getting our clients mortgage payments that are more affordable and easier to pay off. We can also help you with a variety of other services, including debt negotiations and wage garnishment. Since 1992, we have helped numerous homeowners throughout Green Bay, Oconto, and Shawano, and we can help you, too. All you need to do to get started is to contact our office at
(920) 432-8801. For a skilled bankruptcy attorney who has your best interests at heart, get in touch today.
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