The percentage of homeowners who are behind on their mortgage payments continues to fall, but an estimated 1 million homeowners face an elevated risk of foreclosure when forbearance protections start expiring in September.
Source: Inman News
1M homeowners face elevated risk of foreclosure when protections lift
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