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This is generally put into play when a Notice of Default has been filed, as it will stop the current foreclosure action (once approved). It seems like many banks are also doing this during before granting a loan modification.
In forbearance, you are allowed to forbear (delay) or reduce payments for a relatively short period of time, after which time another program (such as loan modification or repayment) will be used to bring your account current.
The most important factors for the approval of this by your lender is to have your hardship and financial picture presented in a very specific and appropriate manner.
In other words, if you cannot afford your current mortgage payments, you will not be able to afford your payments under a forbearance agreement. Also, Forbearance plans do not remove a foreclosure action but simply stop it in place until the loan is current.
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