Finance
What is 'mortgage forbearance' and has it been relevant to Idaho homeowners?
AAn early payoff penalty
BA lender's agreement to temporarily reduce or suspend mortgage payments when a borrower is experiencing financial hardship✓ Correct
CA government buydown of interest rates
DA permanent modification of loan terms
Explanation
Forbearance is a temporary relief measure where the lender agrees to reduce or suspend mortgage payments for a borrower facing hardship (such as job loss). Missed payments are typically deferred and must be repaid later. This became widely relevant during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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