Nevada Post-Forbearance Specialists

Refinance After Forbearance in Nevada

Exited forbearance and ready to move forward? Discover your waiting period, credit recovery timeline, and refinance options to lower your rate and payment in Nevada.

3-Month Wait Minimum For most repayment plans
Credit Recovers Fast With on-time payments
Better Rates Available Save with refinancing

Your Recovery Timeline

1
Exit Forbearance

Complete repayment plan, deferral, or modification with your servicer

2
Make Consecutive Payments

3-12 months of on-time mortgage payments required by most lenders

3
Rebuild Credit Score

Forbearance properly reported shouldn't hurt credit – score improves with payments

4
Refinance or Purchase

After waiting period, qualify for better rates and lower payments

Waiting Periods After Forbearance by Loan Type

Requirements vary by loan program and how you exited forbearance

Loan Type Exit Method Wait Time Requirements
Conventional Repayment plan or deferral 3 months 3 consecutive on-time payments after exit
Conventional Loan modification 12 months 12 months on-time payments, no 30-day lates
FHA Partial claim or deferral 3 months 3 consecutive payments, current status
FHA Loan modification 12 months 12 months payment history post-modification
VA Repayment plan 6 months 6 consecutive payments for VA streamline
VA Loan modification 12 months 12 months timely payments with VA approval

Fastest Path: 3 Months

If you exited via repayment plan or deferral (no permanent loan changes), you may refinance after just 3 months of on-time payments with conventional or FHA loans.

Example: Forbearance ended February 2025 with deferred payments. Made on-time payments March, April, May. By June 2025, you qualify to apply for refinancing if credit and income support it.

Modification: 12 Months

If you completed a loan modification (permanent changes to loan terms), lenders require 12 months of on-time payments before refinancing. This applies to all loan types.

Why longer? Modifications indicate deeper financial challenges. Lenders need to see sustained payment stability over a full year before extending new credit.

Nevada Homeowner Tip

Many Nevada homeowners who entered forbearance in 2020-2021 have successfully refinanced. The critical step is making every payment on time during your 3-12 month waiting period – set up autopay, budget carefully, and avoid any late payments. Nevada's competitive mortgage market offers excellent refinance rates once you meet the requirements.

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