Overall forbearance volume may have declined, but the number of homeowners requiring additional assistance rose, despite an improvement in initial unemployment claims.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit
Over the past 60 days, the number of U.S. homeowners in forbearance plans has dropped from 2.5 million to nearly 2.1 million. Will improvements in the job market further expedite forbearance departures?
Read More »Forbearances Fall With Job Market in Recovery Mode
With more Americans returning to the workforce, the number of homeowners in forbearance plans dropped for the 12th straight week.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Positive Trends Signal Drop in Forbearances
As the nation continues to shake the dust off from the pandemic, more homeowners are moving out of forbearance plans and returning to economic stability.
Read More »First Mortgage Default Rates Slide in April
The economy is making progress and mortgage default rates are improving as an increasing number of homeowners exit forbearance plans.
Read More »Mortgage Rates Retreat for Fourth Straight Week
Rates remain below the 3% mark as a slight uptick in apps proves more are jumping into the refi ring before an inevitable rise in the coming weeks.
Read More »Forbearance Volume Continues Downward Trend
Bright spots in employment and the economy are driving more and more Americans out of forbearance plans.
Read More »The Week Ahead: Strong Employment Numbers Forcing Forbearance Reversal
As a number of Americans return to the workforce, an increasing amount are exiting their forbearance plans and the housing market pushes for a return to pre-pandemic levels.
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