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What happens if I am 60 days late on my mortgage?
A short, source-minded overview of what often happens around 60 days late — and how to get personalized next-step help.
Being about 60 days late usually means your servicer has already sent late notices and may increase collection outreach. It does not automatically mean a foreclosure sale is scheduled — timelines vary by loan type, investor rules, and state process.
What often happens next
- More contact from the servicer about loss-mitigation options
- Requests for hardship and financial documentation if you ask for help
- Credit reporting impact that may already be underway from earlier late payments
What this page is not
This is general education, not legal advice, counseling, or a guarantee about your loan. For your situation, continue in Help with a clear question.
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