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Answers (4)

- Dave Mason, "DebtFreeDave"
- Contributions:1315
Here is a link to loan modification information. You can do it yourself for free.

- oldskoolballr
- Contributions:158
P=C(1+r/n)^nt

- Craig Baranowski, "Craig Baranowski"
- Contributions:233
This is an excellent question and one that causes many people to wonder where they should be financially after a loan modification. How do you calculate what your lender will agree to for a loan modification before you speak with them? What loan payment amount should you target when approaching your lender for a loan modification?
This is really a question of solvency and insolvency. When you can no longer meet your financial obligations with your lender as debts become due, you are insolvent. The goal is to become solvent.Â
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- Sherri Sherpy, "MN Mortgage Mom"
- Contributions:476
It is entirely up to your lender. They dictate what tolerances they will accept in "qualifying" you for a modification.



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