While there are templates and forms that can be found online and in various software programs to help homeowners write a hardship letter, the best idea may be to discard these aids and write the letter themselves. The hardship letter is the borrowers' opportunity to explain what happened to cause them to fall behind, what they did to fix the situation, and why they are not expected to miss any payments in the future. This could be done more effectively with hard work and reflection, rather than plugging a few details into a template.
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