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| ![]() The Process
1. Review of your Financial Situation Review of your Financial Situation: We will also discuss your current debt load. We will go over all of your finances and examine all of your debts. One by one, we will analyze each of your balances and monthly payments, so we can see your current financial position. Next, we will discuss your current mortgage. You will have to find out your outstanding mortgage balance. We will further discuss your current mortgage details. After we have evaluated your current financial situation and have completed a plan on how we can help you, you will be asked to complete the application form. During the application process, we will need to obtain some basic information from you. For example, we will ask you for your address, place of employment, current mortgage information, and details about your property. We will then process your application. When we process your application we will check your credit. Your credit is a very important factor in determining your approval. By checking your credit report, we can obtain information about you current credit score and the current debts that you have obtained. Do not worry if you have a poor or slightly damaged credit score. We can still help you. There are many lenders who offer financial assistance to people with a slightly bruised credit history. Once your application has been processed and completed, we will discuss your options with the debt consolidation program. We will then negotiate the best interest rate for you. Since we work with 50 different lenders, we will be able to get you the best rate for your situation. This brings us to the last step, signing the documents. Signing Documents: Lastly, once all of the documents have been signed, you will meet with our closing lawyer and sign the remaining legal documents. The lawyer will further discuss the mortgage documents with you. It is the lawyer’s job to payout the debts from the proceeds of your new mortgage approval. After your meeting with the lawyer and all of the appropriate documents have been signed, the debt consolidation process will be complete. You can then look forward in starting a new debt free life. |
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