Chase Loan Modification

Chase Mortgage Modification Process

The Chase Home Mortgage Modification process follows the typical loan modification process:

1. Interview Over The Phone To Trigger The Application Process
2. Complete Chase Request for Mortgage Assistance Package of Paperwork; Provide supporting documents.
3. A Property Valuation is Completed (If, Applicable) – Often this is done via an automated valuation model (AVM)
4. Terms of Modification Are Review, Negotiated and Sent To Underwriting
5. Lender Provides A Response

If the process was this easy we would be out of a job; Sadly they never are and that is why we, Absolute Consultant Group (ACG) are here to support homeowners through the process. There is always back and forth with the Chase Loan Modification Process. Submitting documents over and over again is very typical.  Often you will get transfered from department to department having you run around from Chase Bank Home Mortgage Loan Modifiation Department to Chase’s Customer Service Department. Often clients come to us after submitting the wrong information on their application, getting denied, and not being able to figure out what happened. Our staff is available to review your paperwork and to help you step with the best foot forward. Call us at 888-934-3444.

Chase Home Mortgage Loan Modification Timeline

Dealing with large companies such as Chase Bank you know there are a lot of moving parts. Chase Mortgage’s  Loan Modifcation timelines vary often on obvious and other not so obvious parts. Here are a few of the reasons this question has such sticky answers.

• For one, Chase is often just a loan servicer. Meaning that they are often representing the debt on someone elses behalf limiting their ability to make any of their own decisions. As a servicer they have to abide by their PSA or Pooling and Servicing Agreement that they have with each investor; Even when they are the investor their investments are handled by a different division. They may be delegated to make decisions on behalf of the investor they are servicing the loan for and in other cases they are not delegated (non-delegated) which means they have to request permission from the investor before being able to make any arrangements. Some investors such as Fannie Mae (FNMA) and Freddie Mac (FHLMC) have pulled almost all decision making authority from most servicers. As you can imagine the more parties invovled the longer it takes and the more someone like Chase’s Mortgage Department has their hands tied.

• Another issue, affecting the modification timeline is urgnecy. This business is a first come first serve until you ask if your Chase Home Loan has a sale date? If it does, chances are you are going to get bumped up in the process. Servicers such as Chase Home Mortgage have homes going to sale just about all the time. Sales even set a week from today are not worked as urgently as you might want because of foreclosures pending going to auction between today, tomorrow and the next day. Remember this business is a first come first serve but it is also influenced by foreclosure status and proximity to the sale date.
• Lastly, there is no one size fits all mortgage solution. You often will be reviewed for a large number of programs. If you don’t qualify for the first modification type they will review you for the next one. In the banking, world departments become very specialized in their particular types of programs. Loan modification negotiators review only loan modifications and short sale negotiators only review short sales. The method is called the waterfall process and you will also find that often you are reviewed by different loan modification departments at each step of the waterfall.

Chase Home Mortgage Loan Modification Timeline Conclusion: Sorry to say but time frames vary greatly. Whether the decisions can be made in house or have to be sent out for approval, whether you fit the first plan you are reviewed for or the 10th plan, along with factors outside the bank including but not limited to how fast they are able to get their property values back from valuation companies, how fast documents are received legibly on their end and much much more all effect how long it will take for your Chase Mortgage Loan Modifiication to be reviewed.

Dealing With An Chase Mortgage Loan Modification Decline

Often dealing with an Chase Home Loan Modification Decline may be confusing. Understanding the details of all the plans and how that conflicts with your information is key. Here at ACG we have dozens of points we review in order to understand why your Chase Mortgage loan modification was rejected. Have us review your declined modifcation for free by calling us at 888-934-3444.

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