Foreclosure During COVID-19
If you’re among the millions of homeowners financially impacted by coronavirus (COVID-19), you might be concerned about how you’re going to pay your upcoming mortgage bills. Federal and state governments, as well as various financial institutions and loan servicers, are offering help to struggling homeowners during this national emergency. Your options generally depend on what kind of loan you have, like a Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, FHA-insured, VA-guaranteed, or USDA loan, and where you live. Get the latest on how to defer your mortgage loan payments with a COVID-19 forbearance, other loan relief options, foreclosure moratoriums, and more.
Foreclosure Alternatives
Foreclosure Alternatives
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Help for Homeowners During the COVID Crisis
Learn what mortgage relief is available during the coronavirus pandemic.
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What Is the Deadline to Get a CARES Act Forbearance?
The deadline to get a CARES Act forbearance depends on what kind of loan and property you have.
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Do I Have to Make a Lump-Sum Payment When My CARES Act Forbearance Ends?
In most cases, you don't have to make a lump-sum repayment at the end of a CARES forbearance—even if your loan servicer tells you otherwise.
Foreclosure Laws
Foreclosure Laws
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Getting a Payment Deferral After a COVID-19 Forbearance
If you’ve put off making your mortgage payments with a coronavirus-related forbearance, you might be able to delay repaying the skipped amounts.
Real Estate & Rental Property
Real Estate & Rental Property
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Help for AirBNB Hosts Affected by the Coronavirus Outbreak
Find out what help is available to short-term hosts struggling in the wake of COVID-19.
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