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Report: Forbearances “Reach a Floor”
Posted by stout


In short, there were a ton of people in forbearance during CV and many of them never left. Now we are at a point where the amount leaving CV forbearance are being replaced by people going into forbearance due to a shitty Biden economy
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The Mortgage Bankers Association (MBA) has released its latest Loan Monitoring Survey as of December 31, 2022, and found that the total number of loans now in forbearance remained flat relative to the prior month at 0.70%. The MBA estimates that approximately 350,000 homeowners nationwide are in forbearance plans.
“For three consecutive months, the forbearance rate has remained flat—an indicator that we may have reached a floor on further improvements,” said Marina Walsh, CMB, MBA’s VP of Industry Analysis. “New forbearance requests and re-entries continue to trickle in at about the same pace as forbearance exits. The overall performance of servicing portfolios was also flat compared to the previous month, but there was some deterioration in the performance of Ginnie Mae loans.”
According to the MBA, by stage, 37.9% of total loans in forbearance were in the initial forbearance plan stage, while 49.3% were in a forbearance extension. The remaining 12.8% represented forbearance re-entries, including re-entries with extensions.
By loan type, the share of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac (GSE) loans in forbearance decreased one basis point from 0.32% to 0.31% month-over-month, while Ginnie Mae loans in forbearance decreased one basis point from 1.46% to 1.45%. The forbearance share for portfolio loans and private-label securities (PLS) increased three basis points from 0.97% to 1%.
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re: Report: Forbearances “Reach a Floor”Posted by LuckyTiger
on 1/30/23 at 10:07 am to stout

We need mortgage loan forgiveness.
The taxpayers should pay these people’s mortgages.
It’s unfair and inequitable to demand people pay their mortgages.
The taxpayers should pay these people’s mortgages.
It’s unfair and inequitable to demand people pay their mortgages.
re: Report: Forbearances “Reach a Floor”Posted by Bass Tiger
on 1/30/23 at 10:09 am to stout


There was a guest on the popular investment YouTube show Wealthion last week who is said +20% of car loans are running 30 days past due. Steve Cortes just reported on War Room 16% of all car loans have a monthly payment over $1000/ month..... 

Can't really compare the current rates to anything else in history. Forbearance was greatly expanded due to CV.
It's one piece of the pie of the overall health of the housing market. You need to take into account 30-90 day late data among other things.
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Is the forbearance rate a good indicator of economic health?
It's one piece of the pie of the overall health of the housing market. You need to take into account 30-90 day late data among other things.
re: Report: Forbearances “Reach a Floor”Posted by GumboPot
on 1/30/23 at 10:10 am to LuckyTiger

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The taxpayers should pay these people’s mortgages.
It’s unfair and inequitable to demand people pay their mortgages.

Seriously, the Federal Reserve would probably be happy to put these mortgages on their balance sheet.
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