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what does retention mean in terms of loss mitigation? - ANSWER homeowner wanting
to remain in the home
what does disposition mean in terms of loss mitigation? - ANSWER homeowner
wanting to transition out of the home
what does imminent default mean? - ANSWER a borrower who is not yet in default, but
is currently delinquent and has a high risk of defaulting
eligibility for retention within loss mitigation can be restricted based on what? -
ANSWER 1. unemployment
2. whether the homeowner occupies the home as their primary residence
3. if the borrower has filed for bankruptcy
4. where the client is at in the foreclosure process
when are FHA loans considered delinquent? - ANSWER after 30 days
what is an emergency budget? - ANSWER a household budget created to increase
savings, reduce expenses, and/or pay down debt in financial emergency situations
T or F: increases in verifiable income may impact qualification for loss mitigation options
and should not be reported to the servicer - ANSWER false; increases may impact
qualification and they should always be reported to the servicer
what are possible indicators that a client will not be able to remain in their home? -
ANSWER 1. temporary or permanent disability of the homeowner, which prevents them
from working
2. illness or disability of a family member, which requires the homeowner to stop
working to care for them
3. drastic reduction in income that will not be overcome
4. job transfer at a time when the house cannot be sold because homeowner owes
more than it is worth
5. death of an income-earning borrower
6. divorce or separation
what does MHA stand for? - ANSWER making home affordable
in [what year], the federal government launched MHA, an initiative to [what] - ANSWER
, 2009; assist struggling borrowers
what does HAMP stand for? - ANSWER home affordable modification program
what does HARP stand for? - ANSWER home affordable refinance program
MHA helped set standards for permanent replacements to staple components like which
two programs? - ANSWER HAMP and HARP
what does FHFA stand for? - ANSWER federal housing finance agency
what was HARP designed for? - ANSWER to assist homeowners who were current on
mortgage payments but unable to secure traditional refinancing due to declining home
value
explain the fannie mae and freddie mac flex modification - ANSWER leverages fannie
mae and freddie mac standard and streamline modifications, meaning modifications
can be applied to all mortgage loan delinquencies and to mortgage loans determined to
be in imminent default
what is the purpose of the fannie mae and freddie mac flex modification? - ANSWER
to provide an easier, flexible way of helping more borrowers qualify for a loan
modification in a changing housing environment
what is the benefit of the fannie mae and freddie mac flex modification? - ANSWER
provides eligible borrowers an option to resolve delinquency and sustain
homeownership by targeting a 20% payment reduction
what are the eligibility requirements for a fannie mae or freddie mac flex modification? -
ANSWER 1. be 60 days or more delinquent and occupy the property as a primary
residence OR
2. be current or less than 60 days delinquent, occupy the property as a primary
residence, and be in imminent default AND
3. submit a BRP
what does BRP stand for? - ANSWER borrower response package
what does a BRP include? - ANSWER 1. completed and signed form 710, uniform
borrower assistance form
2. eligible hardship documentation
3. documentation to verify stable income to support a monthly payment
4. imminent default hardship documentation, for borrowers less than 60 days delinquent