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The President's Foreclosure Prevention Plan President Obama's Administration recently announced the requirements to modify eligible mortgages under the "Home Affordable Modification" Program. Ocwen has been working diligently to ensure that our customers who are having trouble making their mortgage payments are assisted in the best way possible because
HELPING HOMEOWNERS IS WHAT WE DO!^TM Ocwen is committed to helping our customers that are facing financial difficulties. In the last year we have successfully helped over 70,000 people resolve their mortgage delinquency and avoid foreclosure. The information on our website is designed to provide you with the help and answers you need. Please read the information below regarding the new government assistance program requirements as well as other options that may be available to you.
*Basic requirements for the "Home Affordable Modification" Program**
You live in this property as your primary residence. Your loan must be a 1st lien. You obtained your loan on or before January 1, 2009. You have or expect to have financial difficulties. You are able to confirm that you do not have sufficient cash or other readily available assets to make your mortgage payments. You must be able to provide documents to support your current monthly income. If you meet the requirements above and would like to apply for a loan modification under this program, Click here to apply for assistance. * Other government requirements may apply
Do you NOT qualify based on the above requirements? In addition to this program, Ocwen provides a full range of mortgage assistance programs designed to help our customers. Even if you do not qualify for this program Click here to apply for assistance because Ocwen may still be able to assist you.