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There are several choices for homeowners to choose from with a mortgage loan modification from WaMu. Since November 2008 WaMu has been willing to assist homeowners on the verge of foreclosure. And after the new modification regulations …

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Mortgage loan modification and credit score?

Positive actions give positive results. Current is much better than past due. Yes, your score will improve over time. Each month you continue adding positive actions to your credit report, without also adding negative ones, will add to your credit score.

Your score is a complex equation which considers number of credit lines, payment history, amount of credit available vs amount of credit being used, judgments, charge-offs, inquiries by other companies, and lots more.

How long will it take to see an improvement? It's really hard to say. But as long as you continue to stay current, reduce your balances on open accounts, and don't add any negative info to your report (don't apply for new credit, don't make late payments, don't get sued, don't close a whole bunch of accounts at once) it will get better month after month. (Of course, you won't see that happening, because you will be WISE and not have your credit report run unnecessarily just to find out!)

Generally, most people will not notice SUBSTANTIAL changes in their credit score over less than 6 months to a year AFTER negative situations are corrected.

Get more answers to questions about credit, debt management, and real estate in the Helpful Articles by this writer found at www.masterskeyrealty.com

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He went on to add “…we are going to try and help these loan modification rejections by performing mortgage loan audits as a last resort to aid in defending

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4 Comments

  1. Wamu says:

    Thanks for sharing. It is useful for everybody.

  2. Oliver Darraugh says:

    A debt management plan is one option for breaking free of unsecured debts. You would work with a third party who would get in touch with your creditors and work out a plan for you to pay back the money you owed over a period of time, usually with reduced payments. Once you have gone into the deal creditors will not be on your back for payments and if you stick with the plan you will have become debt free once the term of the plan has been reached.

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