My Blog Coronavirus mortgage bailouts fall below 3 million for the first time since April By Eileen Beck on Saturday, October 10, 2020 The number of mortgages in active pandemic-related bailouts plunged as the first wave of forbearance plans hit the end of their six-month term. Related posts: Borrowers extend bailouts as foreclosure risks rise Coronavirus mortgage bailouts improve slightly, but nearly 3 million borrowers still need help Borrowers extend coronavirus mortgage bailouts as foreclosure risk rises Coronavirus mortgage bailouts drop 0.7%, the smallest drop in four weeks 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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