Loan modifications are about helping the bank make money, not helping homeowners. What if you could know what the banks know PRIOR to speaking to them? Use this software so you can find out in days rather than months what loan workout options may be available to you and increase your chances of getting the lowest payment for the longest period of time. http://TheHDN.org

1. Choose Confidence. Choose Experience.
Choose The Homeowner Defense Network.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

2. We understand this is a difficult time for you.
We know you are faced with endless conflicting and misleading
information from others, including your bank.
Once you understand the process and what your options are, you
can make a decision that best for you and your family.
We hope to be a resource you can trust time and time again.
It is prudent and our recommendation that you should always seek advice from an attorney or tax
professional with any questions you have regarding your property, financing, tax liability and/or foreclosure.
The HDN is not a loan modification company, foreclosure consultant or law firm and does not provide loan
modification products in California.
Congratulationson being proactive!
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

3. Part 7: The secret to qualifying for a loan modification
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

4.  It takes your bank months, but with us, you can find out in days if
its more profitable for your lender to offer you a loan workout!
 Our loan disposition analysis is the only software in the world that
accurately determines loan workout program qualification.
 HAMP Tier 1 and 2 programs, HAFA as well as additional non-HAMP loan
modifications. Overall result accuracy is dependent on the data entered.
 Imagine knowing what your bank knows, and being able to use
that information to your advantage. Now you can!
Find out in days,not monthsif you qualify!
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

5.  Based on the same software platform that banks use to evaluate
you. See all of your loan modification options in one place.
 When submitted with your package, banks will also run their own
analysis and once verified, your loan mod is generally approved.
 Recognized by judges, so it provides you with legal recourse to
challenge banks, should there be a need.
The loan disposition analysis report, itself, does not guarantee a loan modification. The complete loan
modification package one submits, who does the submission and how that is performed are all very critical
to achieving a successful outcome. Ultimately, it’s up to your lender to approve and set the terms of your
loan workout option, which is based on the information that you provide.
Know whatyour banksknows with our analysis.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

6.  The U.S. Treasury has developed guidelines under HAMP to govern
the way banks should evaluate and qualify borrowers whose loans
are in default.
 Investors and servicers may also have their own internal loan
workout alternatives.
 According to the HAMP models, one typically compares the Net
present value (NPV) of the loan modification to the NPV of the
loan not being modified.
Knowledgeis power, presentationis key.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

7.  Net Present Value (NPV):
 NPV compares the expected economic outcome of the loan with the
proposed loan modification to the NPV of the loan without it.
 A positive NPV test result means the economic results are expected to be
greater with a modification than without, in which case the Home Affordable
Modification Program (HAMP) must be pursued.
 When “standard waterfall” steps passes and NPV results are negative, the
servicer needs to seek approval from the investor before proceeding.
NetPresentValue mustbe determined.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

8.  If the loan is not modified, it can either cure (be brought current)
or it can default and proceed to foreclosure.
 As part of its foreclosure analysis, the bank estimates:
 The probability and NPV of the loan not being modified and curing.
 The probability and NPV of the loan not being modified and defaulting/
foreclosing.
 The combined projected NPV of the loan not being modified, taking into
consideration both the probabilities of cure and default is the NPV that HAMP
typically compares to the NPV’s of the loan modification option(s).
ForeclosureNet PresentValue projection
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

9.  Foreclosure analysis additional factors :
 REO/Foreclosure estimated expenses
 Projected foreclosure time and REO hold time
 Projected disposition (sell) date
 Projected home price at disposition and comparison to current value
ForeclosureNet PresentValue projection
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

10.  The estimated property value (EPV) is the starting point for many
of the calculations used to determine NPV.
 Our EPV/ NPV analysis uses independent third-party automated
valuations (AVMs) from 11 different industry-recognized sources.
 The results can be used proactively when submitting or
negotiating a loan mod. It has also proven very useful for
mediation purposes and/or submitting new EPVs if previously
denied a HAMP modification due to a negative NPV result.
Importanceof estimatedpropertyvalue.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

11.  Get an affordable mortgage payment analysis!
 Find out the monthly payment for your current unpaid principal
balance (UPB) at a 2% interest rate for 40 years.
 Find out how much in verified monthly income is needed to
qualify.
 Find out if your payment is possible with the current UPB or if a
principal reduction would be required.
The secretto qualify for a 2% interestrate!
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

12.  Find out if qualify within 4 to 5 days rather than 6 to 12 months.
 If our analysis says you don’t qualify for a loan mod:
 We will provide you with one complimentary rerun of the report where you
can make adjustments to your financials, prior to speaking with your bank.
 Lenders often give you little time to react to avoid foreclosure; with us you
know in days, not months what your options are, so you can plan accordingly.
 Plan B options available:
 Short sale broker w/ a national network of real estate agents.
 Chapter 7, 11, and 13 bankruptcy.
Eliminateanxiety and the feeling of uncertainty.
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

13.  Qualification Guarantee: If your analysis says you don’t qualify
for a loan workout option, you can rerun or receive a full refund.
 Value Guarantee: Your analysis will pay for itself after receiving a
permanent modification, or we will refund you the difference!
 Accuracy Guarantee: If your analysis says you pass NPV and the
lender says you don’t, we will refund your money if verified.
We are very selective of the customers we take on, which is why we have such a high success rate, so please
don’t be insulted if we turn you away. Please visit The HDN.org for more details regarding our risk-free Triple
Guarantee. The HDN has the right to alter, change or revoke this guarantee at any time without notice.
Risk-freeTriple Guarantee
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

14. Frequently asked questions
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

15.  What do you offer?
 Besides relief, we offer education and proven programs so you can stay in
your home, get back on track and restore your credit. We will only move
forward with you as a customer if confident you will be successful.
 How much does this cost?
 The value of our programs vary, but we will provide you with a free income
and property analysis to determine if you are acceptable. Upon request, we
can also recommend law firms that would bill you direct for their services.
 Can I speak with your success stories?
 Yes of course! We also many recommendations and testimonials on our
website. First, so we don’t waste your time, let’s ensure you are acceptable.
Frequentlyasked questions
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network

16. Our goal is for you to restoreyour financial
stabilityand discoverrelief.
Our contact information is:
info@TheHDN.org
619.MODIFY.8 (619.663.4398)
Call or text!
Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PST
© 2013 The Homeowner Defense Network