2 minute readJim Milano, attorney at McGlinchey Stafford who works with the reverse mortgage industry.
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The time the borrower is in forbearance will be included when demonstrating a satisfactory payment history for three years after origination
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Flávia Furlan Nunes is HousingWire’s mortgage reporter. Originally from Sāo Paulo, she spent more than ten years working for prominent Brazilian economic outlets before moving to New York City. Flávia has a Master’s Degree in Economics and Business Reporting from Columbia University.see full bio
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