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Answers (2)

- SyZar
- Contributions:2
Yes, the purpose was to reduce the PMI and this was planned the whole time we were going through the origination process. They said they had to do a modification or refinance in order to use the appraised value of the house versus the purchase price of the house. They recommended a modification since it was much cheaper. Because we were doing the modification right away I was not concerned that they original mortgage included an adjustable rate. The modification included locking the loan in at 6.5% which was my original understanding of the loan. I'm not sure why the original loan was an ARM and they locked the rate during the modification.

- Tom Burris, "DallasLoanGuy"
- Contributions:46
All they did was reduce your PMI?
That is not really a loam modification. This is one all of the time.
Can you tell us EXACTLY what happened to your loan?
That is not really a loam modification. This is one all of the time.
Can you tell us EXACTLY what happened to your loan?
How can I refinance my home, where the loan was modified in 2007?
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