How to Get Chase Bank Foreclosure Help
Failing to pay your home mortgage leads to the bank foreclosing on your home. Foreclosure results in you being evicted from your home. If you can’t pay your mortgage, doing nothing is not an option. You must take pro-active measures to keep the bank from taking your house. Fortunately, if you have a mortgage through Chase Bank, help is available. Chase Bank offers a variety of options for people who are struggling to meet their mortgage obligations.
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Visit the website for the Chase Bank Homeownership Center (www.chase.com/chf/mortgage/hrm_centers). This site offers information on resolving mortgage payment problems.
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Review the list provided to see if there is a Chase Bank Homeownership Center near you. The site lists the offices by states and major cities. You can drive to a local center to speak directly with a Chase Bank representative, if practicable.
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Click on the link for “How to Keep my Home.” Review the options presented under the Home Affordable Unemployment Program and the Home Affordable and Chase Loan Modifications options.
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Choose a plan that is best for you and contact a Chase Bank representative. As of the date of publication, Chase Bank Homeownership Center representatives can be reached at 1-866-550-5705.
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Tips & Warnings
Stay in constant contact with your Chase Bank mortgage representative. Call to confirm the receipt of any documents sent and received. Establish a relationship with the person that is handling your file. Let him know that you are working to resolve the problem, and establish a business relationship for the future.
Stay away from companies that advertise the ability to solve your mortgage problems for an up-front fee. These companies can’t do anything that you can’t do for yourself. If you have problems, consult a licensed real estate attorney.
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annegamm
Mar 07, 2009
I have had nothing but trouble working with Chase. Their representatives have been bullyish and rude, even accusing me of trying to scam them. I have had my paperwork lost and my case has been reassigned to over five case workers. How do I know what is going on with my case if I keep getting a different representative each time. I resent Chase, their tactics and their power mongering -
Sondrac
Jun 13, 2008
This is truly a great article and very helpful. I originally came from New York .
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Sondrac
Jun 13, 2008
This is truly a great article and very helpful. I originally came from New York .
