Are You Having Trouble With Your Mortgage Payment?

Mortgage relief is worth investigating, right now! As of Q3 2021, per the FHFA, the majority of borrowers who are entering loan modifications are lowering their payments by over 20%. That could potentially save you hundreds of dollars each month.

Get a Fresh Start

Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are offering the following mortgage relief options to borrowers who are either unable to make their payments, or who are exiting a forbearance plan:

• Repayment Plans
• Forbearance Plans
• Payment Deferral
• Loan Modifications

Lower Your Payments

To help homeowners lower their payments, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are agreeing to:

• Extend the term of your loan
• Reduce your interest rate
• Place delinquent amounts at the end of your loan

Homeowner Assistance Fund

The Washington State Homeowner Assistance Fund will be available soon. Washington State was given $173 million to help delinquent homeowners catch up on their mortgage payments.In addition, mortgage relief funds can be used to pay for delinquent homeowner associate dues, internet services, homeowner’s insurance, and utility payments like gas, electricity, and water.

How Does The Process Work?

1. Fill out the form above, or call (425) 654-1674.

2. You’ll be invited to schedule a call.

3. You’ll receive an overview of the options available to you.

4. Do your research and decide what option may help you the best.

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