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Foreclosure Prevention Report - First Quarter 2012

Published: 6/15/2012
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​First Quarter 2012 Highlights

The Enterprises’ Completed Foreclosure Prevention Actions:

  • The Enterprises have completed nearly 2.3 million foreclosure prevention actions since the start of conservatorship in September 2008. Over 1.9 million of these actions have helped borrowers keep their homes including more than 1.1 million permanent loan modifications.

  • Approximately half of borrowers who received loan modifications in the first quarter had their monthly payments reduced by over 30 percent.

  • Nearly one-third of loan modifications in the first quarter included principal forbearance.

  • The performance of modified loans remains strong. Fewer than 15 percent of loans modified in the second quarter of 2011 had missed two or more payments, nine months after modification.

The Enterprises’ Mortgage Performance:

  • Mortgage performance continues to improve as early stage (30-89 days) and serious delinquency rates declined during the first quarter of 2012.

The Enterprises’ Foreclosures:

  • Third-party and foreclosure sales decreased slightly while foreclosure starts increased for the first time since third quarter of 2010.

  • REO inventory declined as property dispositions increased and acquisitions decreased during the first quarter.

Table of Contents

Highlights

Making Home Affordable Program – Status Update

Mortgage Performance

Foreclosure Prevention Actions: All Actions Completed

    • Home Retention Actions
    • Enterprises’ Loan Modifications
    • Fannie Mae’s Loan Modifications
    • Freddie Mac’s Loan Modifications
    • Home Forfeiture Actions

Foreclosure

REO Activity & Inventory

Delinquent Loans by State Chart

Delinquency Status Map

Profiles of Key States

Key states were selected based on the top rankings for three factors as of March 31, 2012:

    • Serious delinquency rates of the Enterprises’ single-family books;
    • The number of serious delinquent loans in the Enterprises’ single-fam ily portfolios; and
    • The percentage decline in house prices over the past five years, per FHFA’ s Seasonally Adjusted, Purchase-Only House Price Index.
      • Florida
      • Nevada
      • New Jersey
      • Illinois
      • Maryland
      • California
      • New York
      • Arizona
      • Georgia
      • Idaho

Appendix: Data Tables

Appendix: State Level Data

    • Single-Family Book Profile by State
    • Completed Foreclosure Prevention Actions by State

Glossary 

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