Share of mortgages in forbearance continues to dwindle
About 2.1 million homeowners remain in forbearance, and close to half of those borrowers haven’t made a payment in more than a year. Continue reading
About 2.1 million homeowners remain in forbearance, and close to half of those borrowers haven’t made a payment in more than a year. Continue reading
Many homeowners who were granted forbearance during the pandemic are scheduled to hit 18-month program eligibility limit at the end of September. Continue reading
With home values soaring and mortgage rates still near historic lows, homeowners are cashing out home equity at volumes not seen since the height of the housing bubble. Continue reading
Two-thirds of the 7.1 million homeowners who were granted forbearance during the pandemic have already left. Most of this “bellwether” group have either resumed payment on their loans or paid them off. Continue reading
As the economy improved, tax returns came in and homeowners received stimulus payments, the mortgage delinquency rate dropped, according to Black Knight. Continue reading
At 4.5 percent, the mortgage forbearance rate is 18 times higher than before the pandemic, but much improved from a high of 8.55 percent in June. Continue reading
The share of mortgages in forbearance dropped for a sixth straight week, showing one of the largest decreases in the rate since the pandemic began. Continue reading
The CFPB introduced new rules that changes the game for mortgage servicers. Experts lay out the changes that await the servicing industry. Continue reading
Total weekly forbearance requests as a percent of servicing portfolio volume decreased from 0.05 percent to 0.04 percent, according to the latest data from the Mortgage Bankers Association. Continue reading
The share of mortgages in forbearance dropped below 5% in March for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic, as homeowners resuming their payments continued to outnumber new requests for relief for the fourth week in a row. Continue reading