My Blog Borrowers extend coronavirus mortgage bailouts as foreclosure risk rises By Eileen Beck on Thursday, September 17, 2020 After dropping by nearly 150,000 last week, the total number of mortgages in active forbearance plans fell by only 66,000 this week, according to Black Knight. CNBC’s Diana Olick reports. Related posts: Borrowers extend bailouts as foreclosure risks rise 19.3 million people could qualify for refinancing—Here’s what to know about the market Covid-19 mortgage bailouts decline slightly, but a new foreclosure crisis could be brewing Previous Post Next Post Related Posts My Blog Lots of opportunities to buy distressed real estate assets globally during Covid, investor says My Blog Walker & Dunlop CEO: Industrial and multi-family are two real estate sectors that have done well amid the pandemic My Blog There’s ‘a lot of opportunity’ in real estate as pandemic pinches property market, says investor
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