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The Mortgage Bankers Association's preliminary first half 2023 analysis shows the highest jump since the 2000s housing boom. Here's what might happen next.
February 22 -
The quarterly rise in late payments on Federal Housing Administration loans was more than five times the increase for home loans overall.
February 8 -
Consumer delinquencies Vantagescore tracked during November generally were above pre-pandemic levels as shopping season began. Mortgages remained the exception.
January 4 -
The delinquency rate that Kroll Bond Rating Agency tracks improved last month but JER's recent Chapter 11 filing and 2024 forecasts suggest it's still under pressure.
January 2 -
Income-producing loans secured by real estate are under pressure at banks, the government-sponsored enterprises, insurers, and in CMBS to varying degrees.
December 8 -
Stress tests suggest systemically important depositories could weather current risks. Meanwhile, single-family arrears remain low, but that business could be impacted.
November 27 -
The market could find out next year how well foreclosure prevention innovations and home equity protect borrowers from growing strains on affordability.
November 10 -
The withdrawal of pandemic housing relief and high home prices have heightened consumer strain, according to nonprofit Money Management International.
November 6 -
Over 111,000 distressed mortgage holders opted into a loan modification program during the COVID-19 pandemic by using a designated digital platform or app, according to Black Knight.
July 14 -
Current forbearance volumes have returned to pre-COVID levels among loans held at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, a Fed study found.
March 3