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Industry supports FHA’s 40-year loan term option — with caveats

Housing Wire

The deadline for the mortgage industry to chime in on the Federal Housing Administration ‘s (FHA) proposed 40-year loan modification rule was at the end of May. The trade groups in tandem applauded the FHA for moving to align its loss mitigation policy with other housing agencies, including Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.

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GSEs completed nearly 60,000 foreclosure prevention actions in Q1 2023: FHFA

Housing Wire

The total number of loans in forbearance at the end of Q1 stood at 65,757, coming out to 0.21% of the total loans serviced and 15% of delinquent loans. 35% of loan modifications completed in Q1 “reduced borrowers’ monthly payments by more than 20%,” the report’s findings said. “The

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FHFA prevention actions surpassed 52K in Q4 2022

Housing Wire

According to the report, about 37% of the loan modifications completed in Q4 reduced borrowers’ monthly payments by at or over 20%. Comparatively, the serious delinquency rate for Federal Housing Administration (FHA) loans was 4.4% Total property acquisitions decreased 9% to 1,706 as dispositions decreased by 2% to 977 in Q4.

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FHA unveils 40-year loan modification option

Housing Wire

The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) is moving to expand its COVID-19 loss mitigation “waterfall” by introducing a 40-year loan modification option and is asking the mortgage industry for input. Comments from the mortgage industry are due by May 31. However, the rate is still elevated compared to pre-pandemic times.

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Tips on how to get foreclosure listings

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In February, pre-CARES Act, 10,438 FHA loans were in foreclosure. The notice is recorded at the county recorder’s office and off goes the loan to the foreclosure department. The homeowner has 90 days to bring the loan current. If it doesn’t sell, it becomes a REO (real estate owned), or bank-owned property.