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Step 1
Write down your budget. Include all expenses and all income. For example, the lender will want to know if you have a renter in the basement or you if you pay a lot every month for prescriptions.
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Step 2
Decide on a figure that you can live with so you have something to measure the lender's offer against. Be persistent in asking questions. If your income supports the modification there will be some gray area to negotiate your offer.
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Step 3
Examine whether you would be willing to accept a short sale on the property. Selling your house for less than you owe is an alternative to foreclosure if even a modified payment is unaffordable.
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Step 4
Plan on fulfilling a down payment, forbearance plan or 3 months good faith payments before the lender will consider your application. These terms will be lenient if the lender thinks you will qualify for the modification.













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