3 million Americans are skipping mortgage payments, but Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will cut mortgage servicers a break
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The Federal Housing Finance Agency said Tuesday that servicers will only need to advance scheduled monthly principal and interest payments to investors for four months once a mortgage borrower has entered forbearance. The FHFA’s move will reduce some of this strain on servicers whose mortgages are backed by Fannie Mae; Freddie Mac’s policies already only required servicers to make payments to investors for four months

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