Posted on: 28th Feb, 2009 09:13 am
I have a rental property and Countrywide is the mortgage holder. I had it on the market for a year without even one request for a showing let alone an offer. During the year we dropped the price by 15% to a point where we would have broke even. We can no longer afford this property and are adament about not contributing one more dime to this property. In 2007 alone we put $14k of our own money into the home for repairs. I would prefer to work with the bank and do a short sale but if I can't sell it we will need to let it go into foreclosure...who should I talk to at Countrywide? Thank you.
Hi sslarson,
If you are delinquent in your payments, you can apply for a short sale by writing a hardship letter to the lender. You may even contact the customer care department of the lender in order to inform them that you want to go for a short sale. If the lender is convinced by your hardship, he may accept your request.
Thanks
If you are delinquent in your payments, you can apply for a short sale by writing a hardship letter to the lender. You may even contact the customer care department of the lender in order to inform them that you want to go for a short sale. If the lender is convinced by your hardship, he may accept your request.
Thanks
This is the Countrywide modification number supposedly
Home Retention Team 800.669-6650
Email me if you need additional help
Home Retention Team 800.669-6650
Email me if you need additional help