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http://danthemortgageman.TV - (916)-224-6366 - Mortgage Expert Dan 'The Mortgage Man' Foster takes part in a feature news story for KTXL FOX 40 News in Sacramento that was originally broadcast on 12/19/11. In this segment, Mr. Foster and his clients are interviewed about how recent changes in the Home Affordable Refinance Program will allow them to save over $500 per month and take advantage of today's historic low interest rates. The new changes will in most cases completely eliminate any cap or limit on negative equity while drastically improving loan pricing of these loans allowing under water homeowners who had been locked out from refinancing at today's historic low rates to finally be able to take advantage. This should help many American families ! For more information or specific loan scenario refinancing advice, contact Dan 'The Mortgage Man' Foster by sending a message or e-mailing him direct at danthemortgageman@me.com

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  • @GuitarStringFever Actually under HARP 2.0, monthly PMI is allowed. The new loan will need to have the same coverage as the original loan via transfer or replacement MI coverage at the same level. Under HARP 1.0, MI was a 'kiss of death' as to eligibility but the new revised program allows for it. My clients featured in this news story did in fact have MI on their original loan (since they used 90% financing with 10% down) and their new HARP 2.0 refinance will also have MI.

  • How was it possible for them not to have PMI on a loan like that? You aren't allowed to utilize HARP if you have PMI unless you are only 95% loan to value. Most are more that 120%. These people were more than 100k in the hole. How did they not have PMI ????

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