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Tony,
Guidelines are always changing. HAFA will allow 8,500 MAX to a 2nd lien holder. It may be 6% or $8,500 whichever is less. How much is the 2nd owed?
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UPB is only about $34,000, about $1900. What happens in a case like his where he 2nd is demanding more han what HAFA allows? I wonder why NMS (affiliate of Nationstar) doesn't know that it's the lesser of 6% of $8500?
You need to ask if they are even participating in HAFA. If so explain to them the guidelines. Escalate the file to see if anything can be done. They are asking for an extremely high release at UPB roughly $34,000.
Thanks Brett...negotiator for the 2nd says the investor participates in HAFA but only if they get $8500. Doesn't make sense. She won't disclose who the investor is. There's not time to comply with their procedure to send it written request. MERS is incorrect about the 1st investor, it is showing FNMA. Both Nationstar 1st and FNMA say it's not. I don't know what the big secret is lol
Does anyone have a good contact for negotiating at Nationstar for the 2nd, which is being serviced by their affiliate NSM?
Hi Ron, thanks for the info. I looked back at my original post and have a ton of typos due to using my ipad. I am aware that FNMA and Freddie discontinued HAFA in favor of their own version, aka. HAFA II. The loan I am referencing is a non GSE, so not FNMA or Freddie. Doesn't the Treasury department still have their own HAFA for investors who choose to use it? If so, where kind I find the current guidelines, in particular the 2nd lien release amount
Regarding MERS, I'm aware they aren't an investor. I use their system though to to see who is the investor. In this case, it incorrectly shows FNMA. Any ideas on how to find out the investor on a 2nd lien when the servicer is acting like it's 'top secret'?
Thanks,
Tony and Robin
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I hope this helps,
This is form the horses mouth at Select portfolio:
I have Select Portfolio Service first and a Ocwen second. Ocwen says; if first mortgage in is a HAFA Short Sale, if there is no other lien holders the second gets $8500 provided that second is a mortgage lien and not a money judgement or mechanical lien.
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