Servicing Guide

Published June 10, 2020

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Can a borrower enter a forbearance plan when the property is not occupied by the owner?

Per Lender Letter LL-2020-02, Impact of COVID-19 on Servicing, when determining eligibility for a forbearance plan for a borrower impacted by COVID-19, the property securing the mortgage loan may be a principal residence, a second home, or an investment property.

Note: This FAQ is from the Fannie Mae COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions.

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