Leon Law Firm, (214) 696-0021

Typically, a loan modification is the alteration of a mortgage so that a borrower may have a chance to keep his or her home. The most common example is a person who has an “Adjustable Rate Mortgage” (ARM) loan, or an interest only “teaser rate” loan, and can no longer afford their house. A borrower may contact the lender and ask for help in modifying the loan so that s/he can keep the house.

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