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Three percent of all mortgages were 30 or more days past due on their scheduled payment or in foreclosure in July.
September 29 -
The month ended with 54,000 less properties for which the borrower was at least 30 days or more late on their payments, Black Knight said.
September 23 -
The Federal Housing Finance Agency's quarterly report said that the government sponsored enterprises prevented a total of 96,952 foreclosures
September 23 -
Still near historic low levels, the share of borrowers entering the early stages of delinquency in June increased 0.1 percentage point.
September 13 -
Completions in August remained far lower than before COVID-19 arrived in the United States but initial actions rose fast enough to potentially meet expectations that they'll normalize in 2023.
September 8 -
At the same time, the share of overall vacancies fell due to limited inventory, according to a new Attom report.
August 19 -
A few studies released Tuesday add to expectations that the small number of mortgages remaining in forbearance will contribute to a higher foreclosure rate in the future.
August 9 -
But many expect only a slight increase in completions, with the rate at which delinquent mortgages cure outperforming the historic average, according to Auction.com.
August 3 -
Inflation and higher interest rates are hurting distressed borrowers, but low unemployment, remaining forbearance and loss mitigation options are still blunting their impacts, recent loan-performance numbers suggest.
July 18 -
New starts in the first half of the year came in 19% higher than early 2020, but primarily affected long-delinquent properties protected by moratoriums.
July 14