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Changes to California's Principal Reduction Program Attract More Mortgage Servicers
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Friday, March 22, 2013 9:13 AM

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In the wake of the housing crisis and economic downturn, many people are in need of mortgage assistance. And one of the best ways to help financially strapped, underwater homeowners may be through a mortgage loan principal reduction. By curbing mortgage debt and lowering monthly payments, homeowners are able to stay in their homes and breathe a bit easier. Principal reduction is an important component of the mortgage assistance offered through the Hardest Hit Fund , which provides $7.6 billion to Housing Finance Agencies in 18states and the District of Columbia to establish programs to help homeowners with their mortgage payments and avoid foreclosure. The U.S. Department of the Treasury committed almost $2 billion in Hardest Hit funding for Keep Your Home California , administered by the California


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