Who is Next in the Quest to Avoid Foreclosures?

November 5, 2008

Next to Avoid ForeclosuresJPMorgan Chase & Co is the latest bank to expand its loan modification program. The program will look to assist as many as 400,000 customers in an effort to avoid foreclosures that could reach $70 billion in defaulted loans.

Charlie Scharf, JPMorgan’s chief executive of retail financial services, discussed that the modifications at JPMorgan will range from reducing rates to extending terms to completely replacing products. Modification options will be given to customers based on their current product and needs.

One of the biggest stumbling blocks JPMorgan has found in trying to modify loans is actually getting in touch with customers, Scharf added. It has been our experience at Loan Mitigation Advocates that large banks, like JP Morgan, are currently unequipped to handle the shear volume of inquiries from people in dire financial predicaments. This is exactly where Loan Mitigation Advocates can be of service. We have numerous contacts deep within the banking industry and a proven process to expedite the loan modification process.

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