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RMIC has almost three decades of experience working with servicers to prevent losses or mitigate their severity. Through loan modifications, advance claim payments or short sales, fewer than 3% of our reported delinquencies result in a claim.
When a claim does occur, our Loss Mitigation group successfully reduces the losses in more than 40% of our settlements. We work to help borrowers maintain their homes while avoiding problems for our lender partners.
RMIC's Loss Mitigation Specialists work with the Insured to evaluate alternatives to a foreclosure. RMIC provides customers on-site training with its program, "Alternatives to Foreclosure." |
Alternatives to Foreclosure include: |
- Repayment Plans
30-60 days repayment plans are customary; plans over 90 days are usually formalized with an executed repayment agreement
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Forbearance Agreement Delays foreclosure and allows a period of reduced or suspended payments
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Loan Modification Modify the balance, extend the loan term or add delinquent payments to the end of the mortgage
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Re-Amortization of the Loan Extend the amortization period
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Loan Assumption
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Borrower's Pre-Sale Allow the house to sell prior to foreclosure (with or without loss)
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Lender Titled Pre-Sale Lender acquires title and sells the property (with or without loss)
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Deed in Lieu Lender accepts property deed in lieu of pursuing a foreclosure |
| RMIC is one of the first insurers to offer Delegated Loss Mitigation authority. Under this program approved lenders gain the flexibility to proceed with decisions without the constraint of receiving prior approval from RMIC. |
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