> instead showing it as a signal that one of the largest mortgage providers in the world is worried about future home/land values. While that's one possible re

> instead showing it as a signal that one of the largest mortgage providers in the world is worried about future home/land values. While that's one possible reason for this decision, there are other possible reasons. For example, they may not know how future "payment suspensions" will be handled (https://update.wf.com/coronavirus/home-lending/ https://update.wf.com/coronavirus/home-lending/), may not like it (particularly with HELOCs that they keep on their books, unlike most mortgages), and/or may not want the reputation damage or headache of foreclosing on collateral (even if it would cover the debt). Any of those could completely explain this.