On top of that, the couple says that Jim's mother passed away last year and that caring for her depleted almost all their savings. And they don't know when those benefits will start coming or how much they'll be getting. In other words, she and her husband would have to come up with a lump sum of about $8,000, which seemed unreasonable because Jim lost his job and they have no income until they start getting unemployment benefits. 'At that point, if you don't pay it, you go into foreclosure,' Julia Hansen says she was told by a Freedom Mortgage representative. The Coronavirus Crisis Are You Asking For A Break On Mortgage, Rent Or Other Bills?
