The dumbing down of mortgage holders has begun
A friend of mine has an employee who has not been able to pay his mortgage since his rate has adjusted up. After six months he moved out and Countrywide has his home. Yesterday Countrywide calls him telling him they want his family back in their house. Their proposal...lender will eliminate last 6 months of payments due, restore credit rating due to no payments, reduce interest to 3% for 5 years, (will negotiate later, look out). So I call up wondering if they can do the same for me. "Oh mister G. you have been a excellent customer and you don't appear to need the help". I said I don't want only the low interest rate that should be much easier than what you did for the other family. Apparently this is not an option for good customers so I said then I need to become a bad customer then. No no that's not what we want either. So what's the new lesson for today??
A friend of mine has an employee who has not been able to pay his mortgage since his rate has adjusted up. After six months he moved out and Countrywide has his home. Yesterday Countrywide calls him telling him they want his family back in their house. Their proposal...lender will eliminate last 6 months of payments due, restore credit rating due to no payments, reduce interest to 3% for 5 years, (will negotiate later, look out). So I call up wondering if they can do the same for me. "Oh mister G. you have been a excellent customer and you don't appear to need the help". I said I don't want only the low interest rate that should be much easier than what you did for the other family. Apparently this is not an option for good customers so I said then I need to become a bad customer then. No no that's not what we want either. So what's the new lesson for today??