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FHA Employs 'Waterfall' Model for Loss Mitigation
July 24, 2020
Maria Volkova
One option places past-due mortgage amounts in separate junior liens of up to 30% of the outstanding. The lien is repayable when the mortgage ends, which is usually when a borrower refinances or sells their home.
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