So the servicer might be looking at financial outcomes for the servicer that are better if the homeowner goes into foreclosure than they are if they continue to work with the homeowner and put them back onto a salvageable footing?
Whitehouse questions servicers' incentives favoring foreclosure over homeowner assistance.
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