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Are you a new customer? Was your account recently transferred to PHH Mortgage? Regardless if PHH is servicing your loan directly or servicing it on behalf of another servicer, we welcome you to our digital site. We’re glad you are here, and we want to make your transition to PHH Mortgage as easy as possible.

PHH Mortgage is one of the nation’s largest non-bank mortgage servicers and we are committed to delivering exceptional service. Helping homeowners is what we do!®

Welcome to PHH Mortgage:

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PHH Mortgage is a full-service mortgage company, helping customers for nearly 40 years. Our 5,000 employees are committed to delivering personalized mortgage service to help customers save money and build equity.

As a subsidiary of Onity Group Inc., a leading financial services company, our success is grounded on a shared set of Company Values that guides our behavior and defines the way we do business. 

We’re a servicing leader with a strong track record of success in foreclosure prevention and loss mitigation helping homeowners stay in their homes.  We focus on working together with our customers to give a great customer experience.

Our Highlights

1.5 million loans serviced Offices and operations in West Palm Beach, FL, Mount Laurel, NJ, Houston, TX, the United States Virgin Islands (USVI), India and the Philippines.

When you make a lump-sum payment of $5,000 or more toward the principal balance, we can recalculate the monthly payment based on the reduced balance. This recalculation is called a recast. Your monthly payment decreases while the interest rate, term, and maturity date remain the same. To request a recast, log on to your account and send us a secure message by visiting Account Management > Messages.

You can request a mortgage recast after making a lump-sum payment of $5,000 or more towards the principal balance. The account must meet the following criteria to be eligible for a recast:

• The account must be paid ahead or due for the current month's payment.
• The account must not be active in an interest-only payment period.

HELOC, FHA, VA, GNMA, and commercial accounts are not eligible for a recast.

We offer multiple flexible ways to make your payment - choose the one that's right for you.

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Check out our Frequently Asked Questions to get answers to questions about your mortgage such as making payments, escrow, taxes and more.

Click here to view a list of common fees and costs that may be assessed on a mortgage loan.

Actual fee amounts may vary based on the terms of the loan documents and applicable state and federal laws and regulations. This list does not include all fees and costs that may be charged, including, but not limited to, non-common costs, foreclosure costs, bankruptcy fees, attorney fees and court costs.

There are other options available that may allow you to keep your house by making your payments more affordable. 

• Homeowner Assistance Fund - The US Treasury allocated funds to each state, including the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico, to provide financial assistance to homeowners who are struggling to pay their mortgages due to the Covid-19 pandemic.  You may be eligible for financial assistance through this program. For more information on how to apply for these funds, please refer to your state for specific information. PHH Mortgage is committed to working with each state to process these funds. Learn More
• State Assistance Resources - Access information and details on applying for homeowner assistance funds in your state. Learn More
• Repayment Plans - You may have had a short-term hardship that resulted in the inability to make your mortgage payment. If that hardship is resolved, a repayment plan may be an option for you. We will review your application for homeowners' assistance and determine if this is an affordable option for you. This will allow you to bring your mortgage loan current, without altering the terms or maturity date of your Note.**
• Natural Disasters - PHH Mortgage and its employees are here to help as you recover from the devastation caused by the recent disaster. Learn More
• Forbearance Plans - A forbearance plan may be an appropriate option for you if you are experiencing an unresolved, short-term financial hardship. This hardship may be due to loss of income resulting from unemployment, illness, or perhaps a disaster. A forbearance plan will allow you to reduce or suspend your mortgage payment for a set period of time.  We will review your application for homeowners' assistance and determine if this is a suitable option for you. At the end of the forbearance plan, you will be required to repay any past due amount. However, you can apply for a repayment plan or a modification to determine if you're eligible for either of those options to assist in resolving the delinquency to bring your account current.**
• Loan Modification - If you have experienced a financial hardship that resulted in the inability to pay your mortgage payments, or you anticipate that you may have trouble paying your mortgage timely due to a change in your financial circumstances (e.g. divorce, death of a borrower, or a long-term disability), then a modification of your existing loan terms may be the appropriate option for you.  Modification terms will be determined based on a review of your financial information provided by you in your complete application for homeowners' assistance. The potential terms are set forth by the investor of your loan. They may include a possible rate reduction, an extension of the term of your loan, or even a principal deferment to reduce your total monthly payment to an affordable payment so that you can remain in your home. **
• Pre-Foreclosure Sale - This option allows you to sell your home for fair market value, which may be less than your mortgage debt and avoid foreclosure. You may also qualify for relocation costs. However, there can be negative impacts such as having to move out of the home and possible tax implications.**
• Deed-in-Lieu - Another effort to avoid a foreclosure is a Deed in Lieu (DIL).  This is the practice of transferring the property to the lender and being released from the debt. The benefits are you avoid having to sell the home and may even qualify for relocation assistance.  However, there can be negative impacts such as having to move out of the home and possible tax implications. **

Yes, PMI may be canceled in certain circumstances.

Automatic Termination 
If you’re required to carry PMI, we’ll cancel it automatically when your loan-to-value (LTV) ratio is scheduled to reach 78%. The LTV ratio is the difference between the loan amount and the original market value of the home.

LTV Example: If you borrow $88,000 to buy a house valued at $100,000, your loan-to-value ratio is 88%. ($88,000 /$100,000 = 0.88, or 88%).

Based on the original home value, we’ll project the date when your LTV will reach 78%, and we’ll plan to cancel your PMI on that date.

Early Cancellation
You can request early cancellation of PMI before the automatic cancellation date. Each mortgage investor has different requirements for canceling PMI early.

• In most cases, the property must reach at least an 80% LTV. 
• If you obtained your loan less than two years ago, your investor may require a list of substantial improvements to evaluate the PMI cancellation request. You must have a description of the improvement, the date it occurred, and the associated cost.
• A home valuation may be required to determine your equity amount. The cost of the valuation will be your responsibility. We will let you know if a valuation is required along with the costs and steps to have the valuation completed.
• You must be current on your loan payments. You cannot have been more than 30 days past due in the last year or more than 60 days past due in the last two years.