PR Urgent - Press Release News Wire
 
Fri, 30 Jul 2010 15:41:43 -0500
Home
Recent News
PR Categories
PR Writing Tips
PR Dont's
Sample Releases
Submit Press Release
Archives
Contact us
Hire a PR Writer
Register FREE
Login
Advertise



Arts
Business
Computers
Education
Entertainment
Events
Finance
Internet
Medicine
Real Estate
Society
Sports
Technology
Travel

Submit a Press Release FREE !


Register FREE !


Submit Free Articles
InformationBible promotes your recent articles to all of our Publishers and Webmasters.

Website Marketing Services
Discover website marketing services and make your online business grow!

Free Press Release
Submit press release for free at FreePressIndex to promote your online business

New Program Offers Mortgage Reduction Solution To Homeowners Facing Foreclosure

Release Date: 2010-01-05
Category: Real Estate
 
Add to GoogleMy Yahoo News
 

An investment group is offering homeowners a unique new solution at a time when one in five American mortgages are upside down in value.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE / PRURGENT

At a time when one in five American mortgages are upside down in value, an investment group is offering homeowners a unique new solution.

Pegasus Investor Group, LLC, is launching a new service available at www.destroymydebt.org, which purchases homeowners’ mortgages and refinances them so that homeowners end up owing less than market value on their home - which is a lifesaver to the millions of homeowners who
currently owe more on their homes then their homes are worth.

Depending on the property and the terms of the loan, the homeowners could find themselves owing tens or even hundreds of thousands of dollars less on their mortgage under the terms of their new loan.

“The new mortgage will be for 60 % to 95 % of the market value of the home, which will allow the homeowner to begin building equity in their home and also will significantly reduce monthly mortgage payments,” explains Carlos J. Acosta Jr., managing general partner of Pegasus Investor Group, LLC.

Their mortgage reduction program doesn’t involve tricks like stretching the loan out to 40 years and it doesn’t require perfect credit. It’s a conventional 30 year loan, available even to homeowners with less than perfect credit and with missed mortgage payments.

The program also is not a loan modification; only a very small percentage of loan modification attempts work, so they aren’t a practical solution for most distressed homeowners, Acosta explains.

A typical example of how Acosta’s program works would be:

A person who owes $300,000 on their home, but the home is now worth only $200,000. Pegasus Investor Group, LLC, pays off the note (they do not own the deed to the home) and establishes new terms with a new mortgage balance of $190k, saving the homeowner $110,000 and created $10,000 in instant equity.

Acosta’s group is creating a new style of real estate investment which, instead of taking advantage of distressed homeowners by snapping up their properties after foreclosure, actually benefits both homeowner and investor.

They do this by working with government agencies like the F.H.A. and Ginnie Mae, and make their profit by ultimately reselling the refinanced loans to other agencies. The homeowner ends up owing less money on their home and paying a lower monthly mortgage payment, and Pegasus Investor Group LLC profits by reselling the loan.

Pegasus is able to negotiate with the bank in bulk quantities, which enables them to get large discount on the homeowner’s note.

“This is a situation where everybody wins,” Acosta explained. “We weren’t interested in making a profit by exploiting people and taking their homes. We want to help people stay in their homes and rebuild their finances and their credit, and that’s what this program does. It truly is a win-win
solution for everybody.”

Those seeking more information about the new program may visit www.destroymydebt.org.

 
Contact Info
Carlos Acosta
101 Convention Center Drive, Suite 700,
Las Vegas, NV 89109

Phone: 650-598-0396

Website: http://www.destroymydebt.org
 

Tags: mortgage reduction, reduce mor