Forbearance Plan Removals Could Increase in January
As of December 29, 2.83 million (5.3% of) homeowners remain in COVID-19-related forbearance plans, according to Black Knight's McDash Flash Forbearance Tracker.
As of December 29, 2.83 million (5.3% of) homeowners remain in COVID-19-related forbearance plans, according to Black Knight's McDash Flash Forbearance Tracker.
Foreclosure and eviction moratoria, which are working in the short-term to keep homeowners in their houses, are not long-term solutions, according to Columbus Distressed Assets Manager and Auctioneer Rich Kruse
Georgia's election results will impact struggling homeowners and rental property investors alike, political and housing-economics pundits predict.
Apartment operators with Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans will gain additional relief through March 31, while protections for renters will continue.
Call it another casualty of COVID-19: rent collections have fallen 3.4% year-over-year in December 2020, according to National Multifamily Housing Council data.
We may not know how unemployed workers have fared until the end of 2021.
The multifamily market could have a record-setting year once the economy and real estate capital markets slowly return to normal. Here's why.
The latest First Look mortgage loan performance data report from Black Knight Inc. on the state of mortgage delinquencies offered glimmers of hope mixed with statistics that point to continued problems across the housing market.
This year has been an intense one for all industries, but the housing market has managed to come out on top. As 2021 draws nearer, Zillow offers some key trend predictions that could lead to shifts in the market next year.
Efforts at federal and local levels to help homeowners into forbearance rather than foreclosure have been enormously effective, according to economists, but the uncertainty and temporary nature of those protections leave the market at risk of a possible wave of foreclosures.
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