Loan Modification figures right now are scary. According to one survey one in eight U.S households that have a mortgage are in foreclosure or will be soon. This puts great pressure on Government Institutions that are trying to help ailing home owners while the numbers just add up. It is like trying to build a dam while the river is still flowing.
As it often happens the problems Loan Modification Programs face are changing. While the focus of Loan Modification programs is on subprime loans (high interest loans generally purchased by people with low credit rating) a new demographic of struggling home owners is appearing.
Foreclosures of Sub prime borrowers that by some accounts ignited the banking crisis are actually slowing down while borrowers with good credit records are deteriorating f
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