Wolters Kluwer Financial Services is offering to help mortgage servicers modify the loans of distressed subprime borrowers who face onerous rate resets.WKFS, a provider of compliance, content, and technology systems to the industry, says it can help servicers modify loans rapidly with a standard but customizable set of documents and packages that let servicers freeze the interest rate of their borrowers' existing adjustable-rate mortgages for a specified period or convert those ARMs to fixed-rate or interest-only loans. The company said it can provide secure electronic delivery of completed document packages to borrowers and all other parties, including electronic signature capabilities for the borrower's acceptance.
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