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Q&A: How long is the foreclosure process if I have already modified my mortgage once?

Question by Kitty: How long is the foreclosure process if I have already modified my mortgage once?
I modified my mortgage a few months ago and still struggling. I owe 5 and it’s worth about 0. So, after thinking about it I am considering just letting it go into foreclosure. Since I have already been thru this process with them and re-negotiated my mortgage, is the foreclosure process quicker? Will they start the forclosure process after I have missed only one payment? How long do I have to try and save money and find somewhere to live? Has anyone been thru this?

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Answer by Daniel
you signed a document or two when you modified. I’d get started on reading the paperwork the answer you seek is in there. But from what I know about it is once u r given a modification u are not allowed a third chance. i beleive the process is expedited because of the modification. I m not sure of the amount of time though but Im sure its in your paperwork

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When refinancing a home mortgage, is it usually best to go through a lender’s national center or locally?

Question by J.: When refinancing a home mortgage, is it usually best to go through a lender’s national center or locally?
I am interested in refinancing my home mortgage. My mortgage lender has a number of local mortgage offices as well as a national call center through which I could proceed with the refinancing.

Is it likely that there would be a significant difference in fees, rates, etc., when using their national call center versus their local offices? Would it be wise for me to get a good faith estimate from both and then make a decision?

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Answer by glenn
I would simply call the national number. If they have a program for some sort of streamline refinance that would be the best way to go. (also the first time I did this I got a person that was no help and said I could not refinance- I hung up and called back five hours later and got a different person and got the loan).

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