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Homes Affordable Policy still Requires Hardship Affidavit

Hardship is Still a Factor in Getting Your Short Sale Approved! The Supplemental Directive policy enhancements to HAFA and the Making Home Affordable Program take effect on February 1, 2011. Changes say that it is no longer required for a servicer to verify financial information or to determine if the borrower’s total monthly mortgage payment [...]

Can I do a HAFA Short Sale? San Ramon, Danville, Dublin CA

Can I do a HAFA Short Sale? is a burning question for many borrowers today. People who want to do a short sale, need to do a short sale, but don’t know about the first steps to do a short sale. I like to think of HAFA Short Sales as ‘Short Sales with Benefits’ as [...]

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  • Fannie Mae Loan Lookup - In HAFA short sales, the guidelines differ between Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and non-GSE loans so it’s imperative to understand which set of guidelines you’re dealing with.
  • Freddie Mac Loan Lookup - In HAFA short sales, the guidelines differ between Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and non-GSE loans so it’s imperative to understand which set of guidelines you’re dealing with.

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