Tag Archives: Mortgage Delinquencies

Mortgage delinquency is starting to reach a plateau while originations are on the rise.

What drove the decline in mortgage delinquencies and increase in mortgage balances in Q3?

After the age of 60, older Americans are reporting a rise in mortgage delinquencies. What factors are contributing to this increase?

Newly delinquent debt was at its lowest level in Q1 since 1999.

The fact that mortgage delinquencies are declining steadily for a few years now has been no secret. But just how low are they getting?

The total non-current inventory dropped to its lowest level in more than eight years, according to Black Knight Financial Services.

Since the housing recovery began, the number of mortgage loans rolling from current to delinquent status has declined by an average of 2 percent every January. But not this time.

The number of mortgage loans 30 days or more past due but not in foreclosure hit an 11-month high in January. What role did the calendar play in the increase?

The share of mortgage loans 60 days or more overdue dropped by nearly a third to close the year. What drove the decline?

Helping families avoid foreclosure is one of the stated goals of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac since the conservatorships began more than seven years ago.