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Mike Hummer
  • Homeowner
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credit rating on a loan modification

Mike Hummer
  • Homeowner
  • modesto, CA
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I would like to know if your credit rating (score) is lowered or takes a hit if you ask your lender for a loan modification?. or apply for a modification.
I owe $190k with a property value of $75k There is no hardship in making the payments (owner occupied),but I would like to extend the loan to lower the payments ,then turn it into a rental that would cover the payments taxes and insurance..

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Josh Green
  • Financial Advisor
  • Tampa Area, FL
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Josh Green
  • Financial Advisor
  • Tampa Area, FL
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many (most) times, the lender will not consider a loan modification until you have defaulted. so if you default, your credit will be damaged.

lenders want to make sure you have skin in the game. you signed a contract for the terms listed and if you want out of the original contract, you need to pay a premium.

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