My loan owned by private investor called ( bank of new York Mellon Na ) will the new program coming in March help people like us ??? by thien1_397_561 from San Diego, California. Feb 7th 2012
HARP2 requires that your mortgage be owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mack. Unless one of those entities owns your mortgage you will not be eligible. If your loan to value is 97.75% or less you may have other options to refinance. Contact me and I'd be happy to take a look at your situation and advise the best route for you.
NO... But, there is talk in Washington of bringing such an option to the market in the near future. At this point it is just talk, and needs to pass through Senate. I personally don't expect it to pass, but...
That's Freddie Mac with no K. Sorry about that.
Your loan has to be owned by fannie or freddie and you can go online to check, it could be...worth a shot
Hey Thein... the HARP 2.0 program is specifically for Freddie Mac / Fannie Mae loans only. If you have a loan owned by a private bank, then there could be help in the future... President Obama has proposed a refinance program for "All Other Responsible Home Owners", who, because of the type of loan they have, are not eligible to take advantage of the low interest rates. Some people in our industry think it won't pass, other's do.. But in either case it's in its beginning stages and has not been presented to Congress, so we won't know for some time.. Stay Tuned.... WilliamAcres.com
Your loan has to be owned by Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac. All the best!
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