The slope also remained slippery for home-equity debt outstanding. The Federal Reserve reported $441.6 billion of home-equity loans outstanding at the end of 2020, an 11.9% drop from the previous year.
Mark Szczepaniak: "The uptick in nonperforming loans hasn’t been that troubling to us because historically we have always made money on these nonperforming loans and we continued to do that straight through 2020."
Under standards established during the last days of the Trump White House, the patch was set to expire for loans with applications of July 1, 2021 and beyond.