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Use your mortgage insurance policy

If you are paying mortgage insurance, the insurer of your loan may consider assisting by lending you money to pay for the late payments and late fees. Contact your lender or insurer to ask if you qualify, and how the assistance is to be repaid. FHA and VA loans have their own guidelines for assistance under this option.

How to get a partial claim from HUD

Things you'll need: Letter of explanation, tax returns, banks statements, proof of income

Step 1
Know what a partial claim is. HUD provides you with an interest-free loan that is secured by your home, in the amount of the arrearages plus all additional fees. You begin paying back this amount after you pay off the mortgage.

Step 2
Call your lender to get general information regarding partial claims and HUD contacts to help you through the application process. Your lender also will send you a list of all necessary documentation needed to proceed with the partial claim process.

Step 3
Prepare a letter of explanation stating for HUD the reasons you fell behind on the mortgage and what you have done to overcome the financial hardship.

Step 4
Provide a proof of income as part of partial claim process. This is done so that HUD can be assured that you will be able to meet your financial obligations.

Step 5
Get your tax returns for the past two years. A copy of your taxes, in their entirety, must be included when submitting for a partial claim.

Step 6
Gather your bank records for the past three to six months. The length of time will depend on your lender.

Step 7
Send the completed packet to your lender.

Alternatives to foreclosures include: Steps to modifying your mortgage provided by eHow.

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