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However, the serious delinquency rate dropped to a point significantly below the market-wide average, and much of the foreclosure activity allowed to proceed did so with new consumer protections in place.
December 22 -
The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act includes extra protections aimed at preventing foreclosure for homeowners in the military.
December 20 -
However, the seven institutions in the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency study service 13% fewer loans compared with the third quarter of last year.
December 10 -
However the numbers for November were still up from a year ago, when bans and forbearance were still largely in place.
December 9 -
Bargain-hunting buyers are willing to make a purchase on the courthouse steps or via online sale, according to ServiceLink.
November 16 -
Mortgage defaults, bank repossessions and auctions rose for the third month in a row, according to Attom Data Solutions.
November 10 -
Around 432,000 homeowners exited their pandemic-related payment suspensions in the first 19 days of October and more than 280,000 plans have month-end review dates, but the number of private-loan plans increased.
October 22 -
Counties in the West faced the least risk from pandemic distress in the third quarter, according to Attom Data Solutions.
October 21 -
There is $900 million in debt on the land alone, including the $150 million junior loan that is for sale by Jones Lang LaSalle.
October 4 -
The rate at which borrowers went past due on their home loans showed near-term improvement in July, according to Black Knight, but servicers fear those who still have forborne payments won’t recover.
August 20