A Pandemic Hardship Program is a type of assistance or relief initiative established to provide support to individuals facing financial difficulties with their mortgage and property as a result of a pandemic, such as the COVID-19 pandemic. This Program is designed to provide temporary relief and support to individuals and communities grappling with the economic fallout of a public health crisis. This program aims to mitigate the immediate impact of the pandemic while helping individuals and businesses recover and rebuild in the long term.
Mortgage payments will be paid on time on your behalf
Your DTI % (debt-to-income ratio) may lower for your benefit
Build your credit without having to pay the loan personally
As your loan amount lowers monthly, your overall debt may decrease
No more worrying about paying the mortgage every month
Less debt recorded with the credit bureaus, can result in more buying power for you
No longer responsible for repairs in the home
If you are currently occupying the home, move-out costs may be negotiable to ease your process if necessary
Any updates needed to improve the home are no longer your responsibility once the process is complete
Overall responsibility for the property itself is generally uplifted
Current tenants in the property do NOT disqualify you for this option
Many property owners utilize this option to avoid foreclosure, defaulting on their loan, and losing their home
No credit check is needed, so no hard hits to your credit report, No tax return documents required, No employment information required, No income verification required
1. You put yourself at risk of losing your home to the lender if you still owe a mortgage
2. High-risk of filing for bankruptcy
3. Your credit report may be severely damaged for the next 10+ years
4. You may be subject to foreclosure and other negative impacts
5. Become at-risk of being denied new loans and new credit in the future due to defaults and negative credit reporting
6. Still responsible for paying your mortgage every month, regardless of financial strain
7. Lenders can request you to pay extremely higher interest rates due to your mortgage payment record
8. May cost you more money in the future to repair your credit if you are unable to pay
9. Lenders may pressure you with a time limit to come up with money you do not have when you need it most
10. May be more costly to reverse foreclosures and other negative results of not paying on time
1. No money to renovate the property
2. No money to pay real estate agent commissions to get rid of the property
3. Increases the ability to save your money monthly during unprecedented times is crucial
4. Selling your home outright due to pre/foreclosures/default may take a worse effect on your credit report
5. Having your loan paid for you will contribute to your credit repair and may help raise your credit score
6. In some cases, mortgage loans may be paid off in-full in the near future
1. Selling your home due to other hardships while your mortgage loan is in a negative or derogatory standing will affect your credit history immensely, as opposed to getting it back in good standing
2. As your mortgage loan gets paid down, this could increase your chances of obtaining new credit for future buying power
3. Help avoid your chances of filing for bankruptcy due to inability to pay your mortgage and other expenses
4. Selling your home with an agent will be more costly and you may need to come out of pocket in addition to pay for fees at closing
5. You can now use the money you were paying your mortgage with for personal needs, to pay past due bills, repair your credit, pay for your new home, other expenses, re-build your savings, vacations and even rebuild your savings
6. No longer deal with your mortgage company phone calls, letters, harrassment, or other affairs, we will take care of your loan correspondences for you directly
HardshipProgram@MarkedRentalsLLC.com
+1 978-641-3652
RealEstate@MarkedRentalsLLC.com
Phone
+1978-641-3652
Address
57 Wingate St. Haverhill, MA 01832
United States
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