by Anonymous on November 9th, 2008

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I have 12.3% ARM on my home. Mortgage sold three times in last year. I requested a modification. Will the government bailout help me to get it? Do I have to be behind on payments? I need lower rate. Please advise.

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  • by Scott D - ex-QnA on November 9th, 2008

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    Has your ARM indexed upward to this rate? Or has it always been this high and is poised to go higher?

    If you have made timely payments you may have a good shot at a lower rate, but you cannot make too much or too little money to qualify.

    Ask you current lender if they can perform a loan modification. If they cannot, ask them if it would make any difference if you missed a payment. Some lenders will not tolerate a single late, while others will not modify the loan without one. Go figure.

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