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Apparently yes. My friend fell behind her mortgage (both 1st and 2nd) and the 2nd mortgage holder which is National City was very quick to process her request for modification and dropped her rate immediately to 1%. I don't know the details to the terms but she just told me how quicky and painless it was for her. However, the 2nd on her 2nd home which is will Countrywide, now Bank of America has been very very slow to respond. They lost her documents twice and are totally jerks about it. I think it really depends on the lender.

I'm currently trying to modify my 2nd with WAMU (now Chase) and still waiting after submitting in July. As for the first (also with Wamu/chase), they just approved it for a 3 month trial period. It wasn't too bad actually.

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