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Underwater Mortgage
Over the last few years millions of Americans have lost their home equity and now find their underwater mortgage is difficult to refinance. An underwater mortgage is a term used to describe when a borrower has a mortgage that is greater than their home value. In other words if they sold their home today, they would owe the bank money because their home proceeds would not cover the mortgage that they owe on their home. Many homeowners are suffering from underwater mortgages that are preventing them from refinancing into a more affordable loan payment.
There are millions of homeowners in the U.S. that have great credit but they find themselves stuck in a high rate ARM because of their underwater mortgage loan that is preventing them from qualifying to refinance into a low fixed interest rate.
Nationwide Mortgage Loans offers several no equity refinance loan solutions for borrowers that have a good mortgage payment history but find themselves stuck with a mortgage that is more than the value of their home.
Consider mortgage refinancing your underwater loan while there are low rate refinance programs available:
Home Affordable Refinance Program - This government program enables borrowers who have a Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac owned mortgage to refinance their first mortgage balance up to 125%.
Fannie Mae DU Refinance Plus - Fannie Mae offered a no equity refinance loan up to 105% loan to value. Borrowers must have a mortgage owned by Fannie Mae and the refinance was only to refinance 1st mortgage liens.
Emergency Homeowner Loan Program - This government mortgage relief program went a step further than the others, because this FHA Short Refinance program actually lowered the principal mortgage balance to fair market value.

Refinance Underwater Loans!
- FHA Streamline Refinance
- 100% Mortgage Refinance
- FHA Streamline Refinancing
- Fannie Mae Refinance to 105%
- Home Affordable Refinance Program
- FHA Short Refinance
- Emergency Homeowner Loan
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