At Loan Resolution Services, we specialize in helping clients who are in danger of losing their homes to obtain loan modifications.

• A loan modification is changing/modifying the current terms of a loan, which typically lowers the rate or payment on a loan.
• It may include the possibility of achieving a balance reduction, and/or adding past due payment and fees to the balance of the loan and starting fresh.
• A loan modification is NOT a refinance.

What Loan Resolution Services does for you. Once we've determined that you are a candidate for our service, we completely handle the loan modification process for you from beginning to end:

• We prepare a complete income and expense evaluation to determine what you can afford. Our underwriting staff is extremely knowledgeable and experienced in reviewing and analyzing this information.
• Your documents are professionally packaged to present to your lender. We know exactly what each lender needs to see in order to approve a loan modification application.
• Our expert legal staff negotiates with your lender on your behalf to achieve the best possible loan modification for you.

We are sensitive to the fact that our clients are stressed and extremely anxious about losing their homes. Understanding, compassion and communication are keys to all our client relationships.

If you're in danger of losing your home, you only have limited time and just one shot to get it right. The sad fact is that homeowners who try to do their own loan modifications have a failure rate of over 80%. And the reality is that your lender does not want your home - they would much rather have you keep making your monthly payments and keep your home!

We understand the stress you're under, and the confusion of all the companies and options you have. Take the first step to getting back on track and contact us today. You've found the solution with Loan Resolution Services - we have the expert legal staff and experienced loss mitigation specialists to help you.

• You owe more than your home is worth
• You can't sell or refinance your house
• Your mortgage payments have increased or are going to increase
• You don't have the credit or equity for the bank to give you a new loan
• You've experienced a recent job loss or other financial hardship