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There was, as expected, a huge improvement in the number of forbearance plans during the week ended July 6. Black Knight reports that the number of homeowners in plans dropped by 189,000. This brought the total to 1.86 million, 3.5 percent of all active mortgages. This is the first time the total has dropped below 2 million since April 2020. The decline came following quarterly servicer reviews of the large volume of borrowers who entered the program at the start of the pandemic. Those early entries have reached their 15 th month of forbearance protection and, unless the program is extended, will reach final expiration in three months. At the same time, new entries and program reentries hit a new low, a total of fewer than 26,000. Black Knight says that of the 325,000 plans that were reviewed
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There was, as expected, a huge improvement in the number of forbearance plans during the week ended July 6. Black Knight reports that the number of homeowners in plans dropped by 189,000. This brought the total to 1.86 million, 3.5 percent of all act... (read more)
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Rob Chrisman
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I head to San Diego today for the CAMP event as the industry continues to change back to in-person events. There is always change. (How’s that for an understatement to begin your workweek?) We have new Wimbledon champions, a new European soccer... (read more)
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Fannie Mae said "Consumers are increasingly adamant that it's a good time to sell, bad time to buy a home" as it released its June Home Purchase Sentiment Index (HPSI). The index, based on the company's monthly National Housing Survey, shows a growin... (read more)
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National Associattion of Realtors
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