Monday, December 20, 2010

Study On Neighborworks Counseling Out.

PR about report conducted by Urban Institute is HERE; actual report is HERE.  

Four findings highlighted by Neighborworks
  • NFMC counseled homeowners had almost 70%– or 1.7 times—higher relative odds of curing their foreclosure than if they had not received NFMC counseling.
  • Urban Institute estimates that on average NFMC clients who received loan modifications reduced their loan payments by $267 more each month – or more than $3,200 per year –than they would have without NFMC counseling.
  • Counseling helped homeowners who obtained a loan modification remain current on their loan modification payments. For clients in serious delinquency or foreclosure who were counseled in 2008 and received a loan mod after counseling, there was a 45% percent increase in the relative odds they would remain current on their loan mod payments through the end of 2009.
  • Homeowners who got NFMC counseling before obtaining a loan mod were more likely to cure their loan defaults. For clients in serious delinquency or foreclosure who were counseled in 2008 and who received a loan mod after counseling, there was a 53% increase in the relative odds that they would bring their loans current.
Originally created and posted on the Oregon Housing Blog.

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