Who qualifies:
Any homeowner can qualify for loss mitigation and loan modification as long as they present a lender or servicing company with a strong enough case that after a forensic cost benefit analysis it is determined that it makes more financial sense to modify the mortgage than to let it run its current course.

Misconception:

Loss mitigation and mortgage relief is reserved for people that cannot afford their home or their mortgage payment. This is untrue. Anyone can qualify for loss mitigation and mortgage relief. The factors that create a solid case for loan modification vary from lender to lender and are changing daily. So whether you have a fixed rate or an adjustable, whether you have a large amount of equity or you are upside down, whether you just received a raise or you lost your job, whether you have never missed a payment or you are considering foreclosure, whether you have large reserves or you are living off of credit, if it is determined that your specific situation and lender guidelines qualify you for loan modification then modifying your loan is not only possible it is guaranteed.

To Qualify:

To see if your unique situation qualifies for assistance simply fill out the Loan Evaluation Form and fax it back to your mortgage relief representative for analysis.

Printable Qualification Form   

Qualification Process:

Once you complete the Loan Evaluation Form it will then be sent out to the AMRS Network of Accredited attorney owned loss mitigation centers for review.

AMRS will then match your scenario with a center that has the exact relationships and experience needed with your bank and unique situation to achieve immediate and dramatic results for your case. Once your case is approved by one of our accredited centers, modifying your loan is not only possible it is guaranteed.

AMRS ensures that strict standards for trust are set and maintained. We exist so homeowners have an unbiased source to guide them. We provide educational information and expert advice that is free of charge and easily accessible.

AMRS does not compare businesses against each other, but rather evaluates small attorney offices as well as large attorney owned loss mitigation processing centers against our standards – and our standards clearly speak to the character and competence of an organization. Be sure to ask any company you are considering working with if they are AMRS accredited.

If you would like to know if the center you are working with is AMRS Accredited simply email us at info@AmericanMortgageReliefServices.org

AMRS Accreditation is an honor – and not every company is eligible. AMRS will only connect home owners with Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers that meet our strict standards.

AMRS Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers have agreed to live up to our standards.

AMRS Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers must establish and maintain a positive and proven track record.

AMRS Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers must abide by all written and verbal agreements, most importantly our mandated money back guarantee. Any so called loan modification service provider that does not offer a money back guarantee in writing is vehemently denied AMRS Accreditation.

Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers must clearly disclose all policies, guarantees and procedures that bear on a customer’s decision to seek representation.

Accredited Mortgage Relief Centers must approach all business dealings, marketplace transactions and commitments with a proven track record of integrity.

American Mortgage Relief Services has three primary functions:

1)     To educate struggling homeowners on their rights and on the availability of programs that exists to provide relief from the current mortgage crisis.

2)     To help homeowners learn whether or not they qualify for mortgage relief assistance.

3)     And finally to place qualified homeowners in touch with prescreened and accredited attorney owned loss mitigation processing centers.

Important AMRS Accreditation Information