A crash course in what happens if millions of Americans stop paying their mortgages
Covid-19 has turned many investors into amateur epidemiologists. They might also want a crash course in another complex subject: how mortgage payments work.
In response to the coronavirus crisis, Congress in its stimulus package gave American homeowners with a mortgage backed by the government the right to pause their monthly payments if they experience hardship.
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