Eugene Oregon Real Estate Blog by Craig Tomlinson


Majority of HAMP modified loans fail
June 25, 2010, 2:49 pm
Filed under: Loans/Financing/Credit, People and Business, Real Estate | Tags: , ,

As it turns out, most borrowers who have modified their mortgages through the government sponsored Home Affordable Modification Program are likely to default. In fact, somewhere between 65% and 75% will default within the first year. Many borrowers find modifying their mortgage did little to solve their other debt problems, and still end up in either foreclosure or short sale. This comes as little surprise, as borrowers who have modified their loans spend, on average, 64% of their monthly income paying off debt. Should any small emergency arise they are often unable to pay the monthly minimums on their debts. It would be nice if there were a better plan.

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