A loan forbearance agreement is an arrangement between a lending financial institution and a borrower in arrears with loan repayment. The lender agrees not to pursue its legal right to foreclose on the loan, and the debtor agrees to a forbearance plan that enables him or her to catch up with loan repayment. For example, a bank may edit the loan repayment schedule to initially pause or reduce payments, and then temporarily increase monthly payments by adding a portion of the postponed overdue amount to the new schedule of payments.  ARM-Pro debt recovery software solutions include robust foreclosure management software that supports any financial institution’s special asset strategy to enhance client relations and communications.