You may be able to restructure your current loan terms and potentially
reduce your monthly payments significantly.
See your potential
savings in seconds.
See how mortgage restructure could potentially reduce your monthly payments.
If your current rate is higher than today's market rate,
please input the market rate today.
For current
modification market rates, visit
Freddie Mac Modification Interest Rate.
*Some modifications may leave your rate the
same or adjust to to market rate.
How it may work:
Your current loan may
be restructured into a first mortgage (70% of current balance at
your current loans rate or the current market rate) and a second
mortgage (up to 30% at 0% interest).
This
typically may result in lower monthly payments.
$245,000
$105,000
Your effective average rate across all loans. Based on 70% @ new rate + 30% @ 0% interest.
Monthly
$600
Annual
$7,200
5 Years
$36,000
30 Years
$216,000
$8,100
Projected Offer Date
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Projected New Payment Date
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Fill out form to see if you potentially qualify for mortgage restructuring to potentially reduce your payments, and get relief today.
Mortgage restructure programs may be a potential alternative to refinancing.
Don't let a lower credit score hold you back from getting mortgage relief.
Some options available with no income review needed — get approved faster.
Even if you've missed payments, you may still qualify for restructuring.
Previous or current bankruptcy doesn't automatically disqualify you.
✓ Potentially reduce your interest rate
✓ Get more affordable monthly payments
✓ Extend loan term up to 480 months if needed
✓ Keep your current lender in most cases
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