Comments on: Government Refinancing Assistance – FHA Secure http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure Search Snohomish County Real Estate for local homes for sale: resales homes, bank owned properties and houses, HUD homes, and short sales in Arlington, Bothell, Everett, Granite Falls, Lake Stevens, Lynnwood, Marysville, Mill Creek, Monroe, Mukilteo, Stanwood, and Snohomish. Sat, 11 Feb 2012 21:35:52 +0000 hourly 1 By: Norman http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-1321 Norman Wed, 09 Jun 2010 06:41:42 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-1321 It is pleasure to find the other mortgage professionals who care about their customers and don't give the heck to what will they benefit. Thanks for the approach to help others. It is pleasure to find the other mortgage professionals who care about their customers and don’t give the heck to what will they benefit. Thanks for the approach to help others.

]]> By: sarge http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-609 sarge Wed, 03 Sep 2008 03:38:53 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-609 It is very refreshing to find other Mortgage professionals who care enough about their customers. Who will give good straight forward advice without any what’s in it for me. I applaud you for your helpful factual information. These nuggets of truth will save many people thousands. It is very refreshing to find other Mortgage professionals who care enough about their customers. Who will give good straight forward advice without any what’s in it for me. I applaud you for your helpful factual information. These nuggets of truth will save many people thousands.

]]> By: SILVANO RAMIREZ http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-620 SILVANO RAMIREZ Fri, 11 Jul 2008 00:41:43 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-620 HI, I AM TRYING TO FIND ASSISTANCES IN REFINANCING OR A STREAM LINE APPROACH TO HELP IN SAVING MY HOUSE. MY INTEREST RATE IS 9.95 AND I NEED IT AT 5.00-6.00 SO THAT I CAN AFFORD THE PAYMENTS. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE GOV. WILL ASSIST BUT, BECAUSE I AM THREE MONTH BEHIND IN PAYMENTS THEREFORE MY CREDIT IS SUB-STANDARD! IS THEIR ANY PROGRAM THAT CAN HELP! I AM NOW BACK TO WORK! I AM ONE OF THE UNFORTUNATE PEOPLE IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY THAT WAS IMPACTED DIRECTLY BY THIS COUNTRY ECONOMICAL SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA! HI,
I AM TRYING TO FIND ASSISTANCES IN REFINANCING OR A STREAM LINE APPROACH TO HELP IN SAVING MY HOUSE. MY INTEREST RATE IS 9.95 AND I NEED IT AT 5.00-6.00 SO THAT I CAN AFFORD THE PAYMENTS. I UNDERSTAND THAT THE GOV. WILL ASSIST BUT, BECAUSE I AM THREE MONTH BEHIND IN PAYMENTS THEREFORE MY CREDIT IS SUB-STANDARD! IS THEIR ANY PROGRAM THAT CAN HELP! I AM NOW BACK TO WORK! I AM ONE OF THE UNFORTUNATE PEOPLE IN THE CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY THAT WAS IMPACTED DIRECTLY BY THIS COUNTRY ECONOMICAL SITUATION IN CALIFORNIA!

]]> By: kathy http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-627 kathy Thu, 15 May 2008 18:58:26 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-627 the first loan was in 2005 then the interest rates wwent crazy and we had to refinance so this loan now is up in about 4yrs. with a 3yr. penelty. we are in ca. we have no money to do a conventional loan . the payment would be more than we make. I did try and report him to the realator board yet the paper work you must list every word said between us and the lender and since it took 6 months yaeh right. did contact a lawyer and he said to get back the $20000.00we put down it would cost us about $20000.00 .the lender tells me to call back when we are in foreclosure and then maybe they might be able to help me. where to go now ?? the first loan was in 2005 then the interest rates wwent crazy and we had to refinance so this loan now is up in about 4yrs. with a 3yr. penelty. we are in ca. we have no money to do a conventional loan . the payment would be more than we make. I did try and report him to the realator board yet the paper work you must list every word said between us and the lender and since it took 6 months yaeh right. did contact a lawyer and he said to get back the $20000.00we put down it would cost us about $20000.00 .the lender tells me to call back when we are in foreclosure and then maybe they might be able to help me. where to go now ??

]]> By: Denver Houses For Rent http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-626 Denver Houses For Rent Wed, 14 May 2008 23:37:41 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-626 Kathy, How long have you been in this loan? There are a couple of different approaches. First, is contacting your states' Division of Real Estate and filing a complaint against the broker/lender for not disclosing all the information regarding your loan terms. Secondly, I would contact the lender and see what they can do for you...possibly converting your loan to a 30 year fixed. Lastly, you can look at refinancing depending on a couple factors i.e. home value, LTV, payment history. What state are you located? Kathy,

How long have you been in this loan? There are a couple of different approaches. First, is contacting your states’ Division of Real Estate and filing a complaint against the broker/lender for not disclosing all the information regarding your loan terms. Secondly, I would contact the lender and see what they can do for you…possibly converting your loan to a 30 year fixed. Lastly, you can look at refinancing depending on a couple factors i.e. home value, LTV, payment history.

What state are you located?

]]> By: Toby Barnett http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-625 Toby Barnett Wed, 14 May 2008 23:33:13 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-625 Hopefully your credit situation is still good and if it is then refiancing would be an option. But this time conduct research and get recommendations from friends on a trust worthly lender. If you are in Washington State we could help point you to a reputable lender. Hopefully your credit situation is still good and if it is then refiancing would be an option. But this time conduct research and get recommendations from friends on a trust worthly lender. If you are in Washington State we could help point you to a reputable lender.

]]> By: kathy http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-624 kathy Wed, 14 May 2008 22:58:56 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-624 well the housing market we have a real unique situation we rented a home for 13yrs. then it went on the market so we decided to see if we could buy it this is when the fun ? beganno body could finanance us we did not have enough money down great credit.so the sellers who were also the landlords.found a lender who inlight of boring everybody said he could help us buy the home things progressed it took 6 months to get to escrow becuase we kept saying something is wrong with the loan yet he and the sellers assured us we just had cold feet and proceeded to sign the papers and buy the home. the first month the payment was principal only ooh they get you there . the second month tit became a negative arm.we didnt even know what that ment when I asked him what this wacked out loan was and his answer was this was the only way you can buy the house my next ? was we thought it should be our decision to accept this loan not yours his answer was o well.no we are in big trouble all from a greedy lying dihonest lender. what to do now any body??? well the housing market we have a real unique situation we rented a home for 13yrs. then it went on the market so we decided to see if we could buy it this is when the fun ? beganno body could finanance us we did not have enough money down great credit.so the sellers who were also the landlords.found a lender who inlight of boring everybody said he could help us buy the home things progressed it took 6 months to get to escrow becuase we kept saying something is wrong with the loan yet he and the sellers assured us we just had cold feet and proceeded to sign the papers and buy the home. the first month the payment was principal only ooh they get you there . the second month tit became a negative arm.we didnt even know what that ment when I asked him what this wacked out loan was and his answer was this was the only way you can buy the house my next ? was we thought it should be our decision to accept this loan not yours his answer was o well.no we are in big trouble all from a greedy lying dihonest lender. what to do now any body???

]]> By: Denver Rentals Homes http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-623 Denver Rentals Homes Thu, 17 Apr 2008 05:12:50 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-623 Well it looks like the increase in FHA loan limits will help you purchase a home in Denver today. I will agree with Carol M that there should not be a nationwide bail out. The market needs to correct itself, its only natural. Would the government bail out a bunch of gamblers in Vegas that put there money on the wrong horse? Don't think so. Well it looks like the increase in FHA loan limits will help you purchase a home in Denver today. I will agree with Carol M that there should not be a nationwide bail out. The market needs to correct itself, its only natural. Would the government bail out a bunch of gamblers in Vegas that put there money on the wrong horse? Don’t think so.

]]> By: Carol M http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-622 Carol M Tue, 26 Feb 2008 18:25:49 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-622 This whole situation is unfortunate, but an example of the multitude of our citizens not usuing common sense. I have watched for years as I dressed in, lived & ate what I could afford, others credit credit credit and dress, live & eat to the sky. I am truly offended that these people who have had the luxury of being stupid are expecting to be catered to now that their delirious living has thrown them to the dogs. Why should the government or anyone else bail these idiots out, when people who lived wisely continue to live in their more reasonable ways? For the government thus the people to bail these people is a tremendous slap in the face to all the people in the country who have not tried to live above their means!!! These people who have lived above their means will continue to live above their means via government subsidy, and learn absolutely nothing. Where is the slap on their hand for doing wrong??? We have become a nation of wimps who refuse to speak the truth, and make others accountable for their actions!!! Hearing the truth about their financial behavior is the only hope of setting these people free. Any financial advisor will tell you that unless a person changes their spending habits, they will continue to have problems over spending. My question is how is this going to help these people learn, so they won't require assistance again? And who pays in the long run for all of these irresponsible people being bailed out by the government anyway. Government is you & me, so ALL citizens will pay for the incompetence of these irresponsible people. How is that fair to the responsible people? This whole situation is unfortunate, but an example of the multitude of our citizens not usuing common sense. I have watched for years as I dressed in, lived & ate what I could afford, others credit credit credit and dress, live & eat to the sky. I am truly offended that these people who have had the luxury of being stupid are expecting to be catered to now that their delirious living has thrown them to the dogs. Why should the government or anyone else bail these idiots out, when people who lived wisely continue to live in their more reasonable ways? For the government thus the people to bail these people is a tremendous slap in the face to all the people in the country who have not tried to live above their means!!! These people who have lived above their means will continue to live above their means via government subsidy, and learn absolutely nothing. Where is the slap on their hand for doing wrong??? We have become a nation of wimps who refuse to speak the truth, and make others accountable for their actions!!! Hearing the truth about their financial behavior is the only hope of setting these people free. Any financial advisor will tell you that unless a person changes their spending habits, they will continue to have problems over spending. My question is how is this going to help these people learn, so they won’t require assistance again? And who pays in the long run for all of these irresponsible people being bailed out by the government anyway. Government is you & me, so ALL citizens will pay for the incompetence of these irresponsible people. How is that fair to the responsible people?

]]> By: Merritt Noel http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-621 Merritt Noel Fri, 18 Jan 2008 21:18:20 +0000 http://www.barnettassociates.net/government-refinancing-assistance-fha-secure/#comment-621 Unfortunately the FHA secure does not address those that have one loan with negative equity. While I think this is a step in the right direction move changes need to be made, espcially to loan limits. Here in Denver Colorado the FHA loan limits do not allow you to get much of a house. Unfortunately the FHA secure does not address those that have one loan with negative equity. While I think this is a step in the right direction move changes need to be made, espcially to loan limits. Here in Denver Colorado the FHA loan limits do not allow you to get much of a house.

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