More than 3.8M homeowners
are now in forbearance programs with their lenders as of April 30,
representing 7.3% of the entire active mortgage universe and $841B in
unpaid principal, according to new data from Black Knight.
The mortgages in forbearance represent 6.1% of all government-sponsored enterprise-backed loans and 10.5% of FHA/VA loans.
At that level, mortgage servicers would need to
advance $3B to holders of government-backed mortgage securities on
COVID-19-related forbearances each month.
Another $1.5B in lost funds will be faced each month by those with portfolio-held or privately securitized mortgages.
Even with the FHFA’s four-month limit on advance
obligations, servicers of GSE-backed mortgages could still face almost
$8B in advances based on the number of forbearance plans through April
30, Black Knight said.
Mortgage servicer shares fall — New Residential (NRZ -1.9%), Ocwen Financial (OCN -4.9%), Mr. Cooper (COOP -6.2%), and PennyMac Financial (PFSI -4.6%).
https://seekingalpha.com/news/3567697-share-of-mortgages-in-forbearance-swell-to-7_3-black-knight-says
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