Tag Archive for: mortgage forbearance

What Happened to ALL Those Borrowers in “Forbearance?”

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There were approximately 4.5 million mortgages in forbearance when the number peaked during the COVID crisis in 2020. This scared the bejeebers out of a lot of market-watchers, as they […]Read More

5 Major COVID Effects After One Year; Way Hotter Housing Market – WHY?

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It was one year ago this month that the World Health Organization declared that the “Coronavirus” (old-fashioned name for COVID) was a “pandemic.” And holy smokes has the world changed […]Read More

2.7 Million Borrowers Still In Forbearance; Foreclosure Crisis Coming?

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The WSJ reported recently that 2.7 million borrowers are still in forbearance. That is about 5.5% of all borrowers, down from about 8.5% in June, but the number of borrowers […]Read More

Refinancing After Forbearance; Credit Inquiries

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Over 4 million borrowers went into mortgage payment “forbearance” during the COVID-19 crisis, and many are now starting to end their forbearance periods – and wondering if they can refinance. […]Read More