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Jrmassociates
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Job Title: Director
Company: Jrm Associates Inc
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Jrm Associates Inc Offers A Positive Solution to Homeowners At Risk of Defaulting on their Mortgage Payment.
Jrm Associates Inc process begins with a consultation in which our account managers will review the borrower's financial situation and history, request supporting documents, and will work out a customized strategic plan. Our team then sends the application to the lender and begins negotiations.
Jrm Associates Inc team consists of experienced negotiators, mortgage and real estate professionals, and hardship analysts, all of whom ensure full representation for homeowners in financial trouble.
Jrm Associates Inc takes pride in our aggressive yet measured approach to the account management process. All clients are fully informed of their options, and are guided through the application from start to finish. Unlike others, JRM & Associates will keep providing support until lenders make a reasonable offer. Our team has successfully reduced interest rates to as low as 1.0%.
All business services come from the direct consultation to client’s that have minor or substantial financial issues. Our team properly advises and works with our clients to effectively negotiate an affordable solution. We also offer advice to clients regarding how to properly maintain their financial position.
-MORTGAGE SERVICING INVESTIGATING AND MORTGAGE LOAN REDUCTION PAYMENT PROGRAMS
-REDUCING INTEREST RATES, PROVIDING PRINCIPLE REDUCTION, AND EXTINGUISHMENTS OF THE LOAN.
-Problem-
Homeowners across the U.S. are still feeling the crunch from the housing bubble that hit the country earlier in 2008. As sub-prime mortgages reverted to regular interest rates, a large number of homeowners have found themselves unable to make ends meet, and many have lost their homes to foreclosure. The number of foreclosures peaked from 2008 to 2011 and, according to experts, the situation has yet to stabilize.
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