The biggest surge was in the Ginnie Mae program, where 818,657 loans were classified as 30- to 60-days past due as of the end of April, or 7.02% of the overall Ginnie portfolio. That was up 352,397 loans from the end of March.
According to figures compiled by Inside Mortgage Finance, consumers owe $11.168 trillion on their first liens. If the new MBA forbearance reading is applied to that number, $883.3 billion of mortgages are in need of assistance, temporary or otherwise.
Top contributors to the deal include 5th Street Capital with a 42.8% share and Sprout Mortgage (41.0%). Servicing is being divided among Specialized Loan Servicing (62.4%), Fay Servicing (31.4%) and Lima One Capital (6.2%).
The average credit score for VA loans rose 1.3 points from the fourth quarter to 716.1 in the first three months of 2020. That’s the highest reading since loan-level MBS became available from Ginnie in 2014.
All of the mortgages in MFA’s planned MBS were originated by Citadel, leading to speculation that the deal was scrapped. However, a spokesperson for MFA said the REIT still plans to issue the security.
Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Ginnie Mae pumped out a record $236.8 billion of single-family MBS in April. The previous record was $232.1 billion, set in June 2009.
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