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Shane Austrie
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Foreclosures after COVID-19

Shane Austrie
  • New to Real Estate
  • San Francisco, CA
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I'm interested in hearing everyone's opinion on whether they believe the US foreclosure/REO supply will increase after COVID due to the combination of the careless use of forbearance during COVID + tenants not paying rent + overall unemployment rates?

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Andy Mirza
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Andy Mirza
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I think it will be a while before we see REOs hitting the market in bigger numbers (at least 18 months).

Last time, it took a couple of years before governments and lenders slowed foreclosures to a trickle. They did everything they could to interrupt the normal flow. They're using the same playbook and trying to prevent foreclosures. I think this is a good thing since a I assume that a large amount of borrower are in this predicament through no fault of their own. We should give a helping hand for hardworking people who were paying ontime for years before this pandemic induced downturn.

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