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Nationwide Consumer Information Service is committed to helping people help themselves. Our focus is on finding opportunities that meet the needs of both our customers and their clients. Many people need to work from home, want to build their own business or just create an additional source of income. If you would like to become financially independent, be your own boss and control your own future, you can make that happen with the resources we provide.
With this program, you can work from home to help people get the refunds that are due back to them from HUD for their unused mortgage insurance premiums. Everything can be done by mail so there’s no phone calling or meeting people.
There is currently over $500 million in unclaimed refunds!
Anyone that buys a home through a HUD/FHA mortgage pays a Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) to guarantee payment to the lender. Each year the Federal Housing Administration estimates the number of defaults it will likely experience. Based on this prediction, it sets the insurance premium rate that home buyers pay on their mortgage, which can be as much as 2.25% of the purchase price. If the loan is refinanced, sold, paid off early or in good faith a refund is due back to the borrower for any unused Mortgage Insurance Premium they paid.
It would seem that this refund money would simply be sent back to the borrower, but they have to file a claim for the refund, and many of these refunds go unclaimed. In fact, most people claim that they never knew they would be entitled to a refund and quite often they are not aware of how to go about claiming it. HUD/FHA established a special account to handle these unclaimed funds and the number of refunds that go unclaimed continues to grow at an alarming rate. As more people buy homes through FHA loans, more cases that need processed continue to be added to the list of unclaimed refunds.
Anyone that buys a home through a HUD/FHA mortgage pays a Mortgage Insurance Premium (MIP) to guarantee payment to the lender. Each year the Federal Housing Administration estimates the number of defaults it will likely experience. Based on this prediction, it sets the insurance premium rate that home buyers pay on their mortgage, which can be as much as 2.25% of the purchase price. If the loan is refinanced, sold, paid off early or in good faith a refund is due back to the borrower for any unused Mortgage Insurance Premium they paid.
It would seem that this refund money would simply be sent back to the borrower, but they have to file a claim for the refund, and many of these refunds go unclaimed. In fact, most people claim that they never knew they would be entitled to a refund and quite often they are not aware of how to go about claiming it. HUD/FHA established a special account to handle these unclaimed funds and the number of refunds that go unclaimed continues to grow at an alarming rate. As more people buy homes through FHA loans, more cases that need processed continue to be added to the list of unclaimed refunds.
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