Fifth Third Bank Loan Modification & Foreclosure Prevention Assistance
If you are falling behind on mortgage payments with Fifth Third Bank, or if you have already received a Notice of Default, time is your most valuable asset. Navigating the loss mitigation department of a major lender can be overwhelming, but you do not have to do it alone.
At United Capital Mortgage Assistance (UCMA), we have specialized in foreclosure prevention since 1997. We don’t just understand the general mortgage industry; we have specific experience working directly with Fifth Third Bank’s internal loss mitigation protocols. We know the documentation they require, the timelines they operate under, and the specific escalation paths necessary to pause a sale date and negotiate a sustainable loan modification.
Why Choose UCMA for Your Fifth Third Bank Mortgage?
Successfully modifying a loan with Fifth Third Bank requires more than just submitting forms; it requires a strategic presentation of your financial hardship.
- 25+ Years of Experience: We have successfully guided thousands of homeowners through the modification process for over two decades.
- Lender-Specific Expertise: We understand Fifth Third Bank’s specific “waterfall” calculations for determining modification eligibility.
- Foreclosure Defense: If you have a sale date scheduled, our priority is to effectively communicate with the lender to halt proceedings while a resolution is negotiated.
- Full Service Representation: We handle the phone calls, the faxing, and the negotiations so you can focus on your family.
- With UCMA’s know how, expertise and experience, you can rest assure that your Loan Modification will go through smoothly. Call United Capital Mortgage Assistance Today 1-800-474-1407 or Contact UCMA Online
Fifth Third Bank Loss Mitigation Contact Information
If you wish to contact Fifth Third Bank directly regarding your mortgage hardship, use the dedicated department numbers below. Note: Wait times in the loss mitigation department can vary significantly.
- Mortgage Hardship Assistance: 1-800-457-0839
- Loss Mitigation / Payment Relief: 1-866-601-6391
- Customer Service (General): 1-800-972-3030
- Loss Mitigation Fax: 513-358-8786
Online Portals Fifth Third Bank utilizes online portals for document submission and status checks.
- Primary Mortgage Login: Fifth Third Home Lending Portal
- Hardship Assistance Info: Fifth Third Hardship Support
- The UCMA Process: How We Help You Stop Foreclosure
- Free Consultation & Eligibility Review: We review your current financial situation, your loan status with Fifth Third, and identify the best retention option for you (e.g., Modification, Deferral, or Forbearance).
- Document Preparation: Lenders often reject applications due to “incomplete information.” We professionally prepare your financial package to meet Fifth Third’s strict compliance standards.
- Submission & Negotiation: We submit your file via the correct channels and follow up relentlessly, ensuring your file doesn’t get “lost in the shuffle.”
- Resolution: Our goal is to secure a modified payment plan that allows you to keep your home and regain financial stability.
Government & Housing Resources For additional information on your rights as a homeowner, we recommend visiting these official government resources:
- US Dept of Housing and Urban Development: gov – Avoid Foreclosure
- Consumer Financial Protection Bureau: CFPB Mortgage Help
- Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF): gov HAF Program
UCMA assists homeowners nationwide with (FHA, VA, Fannie Mae & Freddie Mac, etc.)—whether your hardship is sudden or has been ongoing.
Let’s turn your mortgage difficulties into a clear, manageable solution—call UCMA now and take the first step toward keeping your home — 1-800-474-1407 Contact UCMA or Apply Online
- Disclaimer: United Capital Mortgage Assistance (UCMA) is a private company and is NOT associated with the government, any government agency or any mortgage lender/servicer. UCMA is NOT a law firm and does not provide legal advice. All claims of success are based on past results and are not a guarantee of future outcomes.