Why do servicers evaluate borrower capacity during delinquency?
Evaluating borrower capacity helps servicers determine whether the borrower can resume payments or needs additional assistance. Freddie Mac requires servicers to assess income, expenses, and financial stability to choose the best resolution path.
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