Gary Dourdan
looking for mortgage assistance
 The possibility of losing your home because you can’t make the mortgage
payments can be terrifying. Just ask Gary Dourdan, the former CSI: Crime
Scene Investigation actor.
In 2004 the economy was great and Dourdan's career was going well. He took
out a $922,000 mortgage which requires him to pay $5,000 a month.
TMZ.com
reports, "All was going peachy until Gary was laid off from his acting gig
in 2010. The actor couldn't meet his monthly nut so he contacted Union
Bank and asked for mortgage assistance, which he claims it was required to
give him under California law." Now Dourdan is caught up in a legal mess
with his mortgage holder trying to work out details of mortgage assistance
he says they didn't properly handle.
In the January / February 2012 issue of The Quarter Roll Financial
Entertainment Magazine the article Modify Your Mortgage & Give Anxiety The
Axe spells out what homeowners need to know about mortgage assistance.
If You’re Behind On Your Payments
If you are having trouble making your payments, contact your loan servicer
to discuss your options as early as you can. The longer you wait to call,
the fewer options you will have.
Many loan servicers are expanding the options available to borrowers –
it’s worth calling your servicer even if your request has been turned down
before. Servicers are getting lots of calls: Be patient, and be persistent
if you don’t reach your servicer on the first try. Get the whole story
here.
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