St Louis Home Mortgage Owners Upset At Federal Bailout Penalties

The mortgage industry is puzzled at the report coming from the Treasury Department stating that approximately 90,000 distressed homeowners may lose their federal mortgage funding that was made available by the foreclosure prevention programs.

And the news gets worse. Tens-of-thousands more who are currently paying modified, lower payments on their home loans will lose those modifications despite the fact that their payments are up-to-date.

While some of these consumers are losing their benefits due to a failure to prove that they were qualified for this help in the first place, many other participants are losing their current loan modifications due to earning too much or too little since they started the process.

Taking a closer look at this program portrays a self-inflicted doom. Many are losing their qualification due to saving or putting more money into their retirement. Another words, these savings would actually put them over the limit that the government permits.

Now that’s not to say that there will always be those who approve and disapprove of federal funding to help bailout distressed homeowners. But the problem perhaps lies in the very system itself.

These homeowners had to go through rigorous red tape by dealing with all the paperwork to get approve for their loan modification which saved them from foreclosure and then made their payments on time only to be told that Uncle Sam is not going to keep his end of the bargain.

Yet, the Fed continues to bailout out dishonest banking, financial and auto institutions to name just a few and then has the audacity to deny support to the very tax payers who for years paid taxes and kept the government afloat in the very first place. What’s wrong with this picture?

What’s interesting is that due to this bailout fiasco, there are private companies springing up that offer similar foreclosure prevention services but at a cost.

One such company that is now offering mortgage-relief options to these distressed homeowners rather than offer the red tape federal mandates is Wells-Fargo. And there seems to be no end to the line-up of homeowners who are leaving federal programs for private ones.

Why? It seems once you’re in there, you actually have a shot at getting a direct answer on whether or not you’re able to keep your home and what your payments will be. This may be what homeowners need and will use.

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