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Year over Year Q2-211 to H1 212 Q2-211 Q3-211 Q4-211 Q1-212 Q2-212 Apr-212 May-212 Jun-212 Q2-212 Total Completed Modifications 251,424 255,667 24,523 23,463 182,6 56,922 61,489 63,594-28% 385,468 HAMP Permanent Modifications 1 92,885 93,93 76,353 6,195 49,949 15,167 17,59 17,192-46% 11,144 Proprietary Modifications Completed 2 158,539 161,764 164,17 143,268 132,57 41,755 43,899 46,42-17% 275,324 Proprietary Modifications Completed Snapshot Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics Three Month Reduced P&I Modifications 127,585 133,164 125,387 11,39 17,22 34,521 35,744 36,955-16% 217,529 % of Proprietary Modifications 8% 82% 76% 77% 81% 83% 81% 8% 79% Fixed Rate Modifications (initial fixed period of 5 years or more) 134,887 13,31 137,51 128,456 119,273 37,365 39,71 42,198-12% 247,729 % of Proprietary Modifications 85% 81% 83% 9% 9% 89% 9% 91% 9% Reduced P&I Modifications (1% or greater) 92,126 16,88 118,891 12,534 96,73 31,93 31,888 32,939 5% 199,264 % of Proprietary Modifications 58% 66% 72% 72% 73% 76% 73% 71% 72% Completed Short Sale 95,21 94,56 11,434 99,51 18,18 34,165 37,49 36,535 14% 199,264 Foreclosure Starts 534,27 597,447 536,294 534,226 53,21 173,346 198,944 157,92-1% 1,64,436 Foreclosure Sales 216,73 199,383 22,39 29,653 186,7 58,33 63,53 64,236-14% 395,722 6+ Days Delinquency 2,785,156 2,799,997 2,72,143 2,596, 2,483,743 2,455,22 2,464,897 2,531,132-11% 2,539,872 1 Source - Making Home Affordable. Estimated. 2 Extrapolated. Modifications Completed was revised in December 29 to include Current Modifications and specifically exclude HAMP. *Survey data may be restated from time to time based on servicers' collection and reporting. HOPE NOW reports and extrapolates data as provided by servicers to a third-party data aggregation vendor. Any data changes will be reflected in monthly reporting. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 1

Industry Extrapolations and Metrics (June 212) Table of Contents Page Industry Market Coverage (All Count) 2 "Life to Date" Total Solutions 3 "Life to Date" Modifications 4 Workout Plans (Non-HAMP) 5 Proprietary Modifications 6 6+ Delinquency (All Loans) 7 Foreclosure Starts and Sales 8 Graphs 9 August 7, 212

Industry Market Coverage Hope Now Alliance Survey (June 212) INDUSTRY MARKET COVERAGE Millions of Residential Mortgage Loans Loan Count MBA Delinquency Survey (Q1-212)* MBA Survey Extrapolated to Total Industry Hope Now Estimated Percent of Industry # of Hope Now Companies Reporting Total 33.4 42.8 48.7 68.7% 21 Prime 29.7 38.8 44.1 67.3% 17 Subprime 3.7 4. 4.6 81.9% 18 *"MBA Delinquency Survey" data is for Q1-212, while "HOPE NOW Alliance Survey" data is for June 212. MBA estimates that its survey covers approximately 88% of the total industry. "Hope Now Estimated Percent of Industry" is derived by dividing "Hope Now Alliance Survey" (June 212) by "MBA Survey Extrapolated to Total Industry" (Q1-212). "Hope Now Estimated Percent of Industry" estimates may increase or decrease slightly when the MBA releases its Delinquency Survey data for Q2-212. **Survey data may be restated from time to time based on servicers' collection and reporting. HOPE NOW reports and extrapolates data as provided by servicers to a third-party data aggregation vendor. Any data changes will be reflected in monthly reporting. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 3

Total Solutions Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics (July 27 - June 212) Q3-Q4 "Life to Date" 27 28 29 21 211 Q1-212 Q1-212 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Total Total Solutions 912,671 2,258,63 4,252,78 4,58,249 3,642,4 716,438 731,445 237,415 231,375 247,648 233,163 248,967 249,316 17,92,25 HAMP Permanent Modifications 1 N/A N/A 66,938 512,712 353,677 6,195 49,949 17,992 22,263 19,94 15,167 17,59 17,192 1,43,471 HAMP Trial Modifications 1 N/A N/A 955, 526, 293,595 55,139 53,817 16,759 17,471 2,99 19,363 18,322 16,132 1,883,551 Proprietary Modifications Completed 2 26,24 961,355 1,172,49 1,245,757 692,385 143,268 132,57 54,47 43,453 45,346 41,755 43,899 46,42 4,553,553 Other Workout Plans Completed "LIFE TO DATE" TOTAL SOLUTIONS (Non-HAMP) 3 76,431 1,297,248 2,57,649 2,295,78 2,3,883 457,836 495,623 148,194 148,189 161,454 156,877 169,156 169,59 9,611,45 1 Source - Making Home Affordable. Estimated. Trial modifications that become permanent may be double counted ²HOPE NOW data is extrapolated based on the "MBA Delinquency Survey" for Q1-212. MBA estimates that its survey covers approximately 88% of the total industry. HOPE NOW data estimates for June 212 may increase or decrease slightly when the MBA releases its Delinquency Survey data for Q2-212. 3 Extrapolated. Other Workout Plans Completed is comprised of Repayment Plans Initiated (tracked from Q3-27), Other Retention Plans Completed and Liquidation Plans (tracked from December 29). OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 4

"Life to Date" Completed Modifications Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics (July 27 - June 212) "LIFE TO DATE" COMPLETED MODIFICATIONS Q3-Q4 27 28 29 21 211 Q1-212 Q2-212 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 "Life to Date" Total Total Completed Modifications 26,24 961,355 1,239,428 1,758,469 1,47,922 23,463 182,6 72,462 65,716 65,286 56,922 61,489 63,594 5,597,24 HAMP Permanent Modifications 1 N/A N/A 66,938 512,712 353,677 6,195 49,949 17,992 22,263 19,94 15,167 17,59 17,192 1,43,471 Proprietary Modifications Completed 2 26,24 961,355 1,172,49 1,245,757 692,385 143,268 132,57 54,47 43,453 45,346 41,755 43,899 46,42 4,553,553 1 Source - Making Home Affordable. Estimated. 2 Extrapolated. Modifications Completed was revised in December 29 to include Current Modifications and specifically exclude HAMP. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 5

Proprietary Modifications (Non-HAMP) Industry Extrapolations (December 211 - June 212) PROPRIETARY MODIFICATIONS (Non-HAMP) 1 Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Total Dec-9 to May-12 Proprietary Modifications 2 55,61 54,47 43,453 45,346 41,755 43,899 46,42 2,315,25 Proprietary Reduced P&I Modifications 44,897 36,623 35,587 38,1 34,521 35,744 36,955 1,854,854 % of Proprietary Modifications 82% 67% 82% 84% 83% 81% 8% 8% Proprietary Fixed Rate Modifications 3 (initial fixed period of 5 years or more) 44,538 48,696 39,131 4,63 37,365 39,71 42,198 1,429,22 % of Proprietary Modifications 81% 89% 9% 9% 89% 9% 91% 84% Proprietary Reduced P&I Modifications 3 (1% or greater) 42,523 34,224 32,695 35,615 31,93 31,888 32,939 1,64,137 % of Proprietary Modifications 77% 63% 75% 79% 76% 73% 71% 63% ¹HOPE NOW data is extrapolated based on the "MBA Delinquency Survey" for Q1-212. MBA estimates that its survey covers approximately 88% of the total industry. HOPE NOW data estimates for June 212 may increase or decrease slightly when the MBA releases its Delinquency Survey data for Q2-212. 2 Definition of Modification Field was adjusted in December 29 to reflect Proprietary Modifications (specifically excluding HAMP) and include Current Modifications. 3 Total for this field begins in June 21. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 6

Total Solutions Industry Extrapolations WORKOUT PLANS (Non-HAMP) Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Total Jul-7 to Jun-12 Total Workout Plans (Non-HAMP) 172,262 168,627 157,684 167,729 162,24 173,273 177,33 13,398,429 Prime 98,767 1,791 9,416 97,53 86,748 11,855 19,557 7,695,836 Subprime 73,496 67,836 67,268 7,226 75,276 71,417 67,746 5,72,593 Owner-Occupied 16,162 155,319 144,62 154,228 147,614 157,477 162,396 6,53,391 Non-Owner Occupied 12,163 13,132 12,853 13,242 14,86 15,463 14,625 498,628 Repayment Plans Initiated 1 51,546 57,115 59,894 59,45 6,86 67,451 7,2 6,793,369 Prime 35,882 4,517 41,745 41,791 43,35 49,36 52,15 4,49,941 Subprime 15,663 16,598 18,149 17,614 17,51 18,9 17,898 2,32,428 Owner-Occupied 48,135 53,189 55,926 55,523 56,92 62,87 64,643 2,756,331 Non-Owner Occupied 3,457 3,97 3,98 3,827 3,854 4,598 5,314 175,358 Proprietary Modifications Completed 2 55,61 54,47 43,453 45,346 41,755 43,899 46,42 4,558,35 Prime 34,55 34,784 25,96 26,913 21,544 24,622 27,44 2,128,963 Subprime 2,511 19,686 17,546 18,432 2,212 19,277 18,962 2,429,72 Owner-Occupied 51,243 5,256 39,534 41,47 37,428 39,111 41,989 2,145,79 Non-Owner Occupied 3,834 4,15 3,818 3,861 4,213 4,666 4,311 174,471 Other Retention Plans Completed 3 65,655 57,43 54,337 62,979 59,463 61,922 6,899 2,47,25 Prime 28,334 25,491 22,765 28,798 21,9 27,873 3,12 1,75,932 Subprime 37,321 31,552 31,572 34,181 37,564 34,5 3,886 971,93 Owner-Occupied 6,783 51,874 49,16 57,298 53,284 55,559 55,764 1,876,51 Non-Owner Occupied 4,872 5,75 5,55 5,554 6,19 6,199 5, 171,611 1 Definition of this field was revised in December 29. HOPE NOW also began collecting Occupancy data at this time. 2 Proprietary Modifications Completed was revised in December 29 to include Current Modifications and specifically exclude HAMP. 3 Other Retention Plans Completed is a new field added in December 29. It is defined as the number of loans where the customer completed the terms of other retention plan such as: FHA Partial Claim, FHA Secured, VA Refund, Stipulated Repayment / Stip-to-Mod, Forbearance Plans, MI Claim Advance, Reaged / Deferred / Extended, FNMA Home Saver Forbearance, Payment Reduction Plan, or other GSE-sponsored forbearance program. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 7

6+ Delinquency Industry Extrapolations 6+ DELINQUENCY (All Loans) In thousands except for ratios Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Average March-11 to Jun-12 Number of Estimated Industry Loans 1 48,742 48,686 48,686 48,686 48,686 48,686 48,686 49,127 Prime 43,993 44,118 44,118 44,118 44,118 44,118 44,118 44,453 Subprime 4,749 4,568 4,568 4,568 4,568 4,568 4,568 4,673 Owner-Occupied 44,662 44,298 44,255 44,286 44,319 44,314 44,311 44,696 Non-Owner Occupied 4,83 4,318 4,38 4,334 4,32 4,35 4,311 4,48 6+ Days Delinquency 2,76 2,78 2,599 2,48 2,455 2,465 2,531 2,675 Prime 1,898 1,88 1,88 1,724 1,68 1,684 1,743 1,839 Subprime 862 828 792 756 776 781 789 837 Owner-Occupied 2,463 2,412 2,34 2,197 2,169 2,177 2,236 2,366 Non-Owner Occupied 294 29 291 278 28 282 291 35 6 Days+ Delinquency (Percentage of Total Loans) 6% 6% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% Prime 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% 4% Subprime 18% 18% 17% 17% 17% 17% 17% 18% Owner-Occupied 6% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% Non-Owner Occupied 7% 7% 7% 6% 7% 7% 7% 7% ¹HOPE NOW data is extrapolated based on the "MBA Delinquency Survey" for Q1-212. MBA estimates that its survey covers approximately 88% of the total industry. HOPE NOW data estimates for June 212 may increase or decrease slightly when the MBA releases its Delinquency Survey data for Q2-212. OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 8

Foreclosure Starts and Sales Industry Extrapolations (November 211 - June 212) FORECLOSURE STARTS (All Loans) Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Total Mar-11 to Jun-12 Total 166,77 196,54 163,785 173,937 173,346 198,944 157,92 2,945,176 Prime 119,812 151,23 124,444 134,735 141,47 154,95 12,31 2,238,872 Subprime 46,958 45,481 39,341 39,21 31,939 43,994 37,611 76,33 Owner-Occupied 146,672 172,318 143,763 152,188 155,963 174,85 138,257 2,583,3 Non-Owner Occupied 19,87 23,665 19,62 2,964 16,825 23,53 19,8 356,418 FORECLOSURE SALES (All Loans) Dec-11 Jan-12 Feb-12 Mar-12 Apr-12 May-12 Jun-12 Total Mar-11 to Jun-12 Total 68,729 77,168 67,912 64,573 58,33 63,53 64,236 1,98,873 Prime 51,668 58,695 52,392 51,128 46,439 51,148 51,443 844,9 Subprime 17,61 18,473 15,52 13,445 11,865 12,383 12,793 253,972 Owner-Occupied 52,596 58,668 51,121 46,919 42,583 46,14 48,162 82,828 Non-Owner Occupied 15,78 18,257 16,586 17,38 15,351 17,121 15,816 27,921 OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 9

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 6 5 4 3 2 1 Solutions Offered vs. Foreclosure Sales* Total Solutions Foreclosure Sales Source: Making Home Affordable and HOPE NOW *Total Solutions is comprised of HAMP Permanent and Trial Loans, Proprietary Modifications Completed, Repayment Plans Initiated, Other Retention Plans Completed, Short Sales and Deed-in- Lieu 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 Proprietary Modifications Completed* Total Prime Subprime *Non-HAMP THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 1

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 2 Total Modifications Completed 15 1 5 Total Permanent Modification Completed HAMP Completed (Proprietary) HAMP Trial Modification Source: Making Home Affordable and HOPE NOW Total Permanent Modifications is the sum of Completed HAMP and Completed (Proprietary). HOPE NOW has collected data on Completed (Proprietary) Modifications since 27. Data for HAMP Trial Modifications began in May 29 while data for Completed HAMP loans began in September 29. 25% 6+ Delinquencies as Percentage of Total Loans 2% 15% 1% 5% % Total Prime Subprime THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 11

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 3 25 2 15 1 5 Foreclosure Starts Total Prime Subprime 14 12 1 8 6 4 2 Foreclosure Sales Total Prime Subprime THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 12

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 7% 6% 5% 4% 3% 2% 1% % Completed Foreclosure Sales as a % of Foreclosure Starts Source: Freddie Mac State Foreclosure Timelines and HOPE NOW *There is a time lag between a foreclosure start and its completion. During this time many foreclosure starts drop out for a variety of reasons. The time lag varies for individual states, ranging between 2 and 12 months. The percentages in this graph adjust for this lag. The weighted average time between foreclosure start to completion is approximately 6 months. This is calculated by multiplying the number of loans for each state by the average time from foreclosure initiation to completed foreclosure sale, summing the results for all states, and then dividing the aggregate by the total number of loans for all states. THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 13

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 2 Modifications Completed 15 1 5 Completed (Proprietary) Completed HAMP 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, Cumulative Total Modifications and Short Sales Completed Completed (Proprietary) Completed HAMP Completed Short Sale Source: Making Home Affordable and HOPE NOW HOPE NOW has collected data on Completed (Proprietary) Modifications since 27. Data for Completed HAMP loans began in September 29. HOPE NOW began collecting short sale data in December of 29. THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 14

Industry Extrapolations and HAMP Metrics June 212 3. 2.5 2. 1.5 1..5. Ratio of Permanent Modifications to Foreclosures Permanent Mods to FC Starts Permanent Mods to FC Sales Permanent Modifications vs. Foreclosure Sales 2 15 1 5 Total Permanent Modification Foreclosure Sales Source: Making Home Affordable and HOPE NOW Permanent Modifications is the sum of Completed HAMP and Completed (Proprietary). HOPE NOW has collected data on Completed (Proprietary) Modifications since 27. Data for Completed HAMP loans began in September 29. THESE DATA ARE FOR ANALYSIS PURPOSES ONLY. NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION, PUBLISHING, DATABASING, OR PUBLIC POSTING WITHOUT EXPRESS WRITTEN PERMISSION. 15