Tag Archives: Mortgage delinquency

A new study from MAISY finds household inflation will likely more than double seriously delinquent mortgages by the end of 2023 to 580,000, a level unseen since 2016.

Jim Albertelli and Stacy Mestayer of Voxtur explain why the housing slowdown could prove to be a boon for mortgage servicing.

According to Black Knight's “first look” at February 2022 mortgage data, the January surge reversed course in February, but even the higher number still trailed pre-pandemic levels. Here's what else the data reveals

According to Black Knight’s latest forbearance data analysis, a common trend continued as the number of active forbearances fell this week, driven by month-end expiration activity. Nationwide, the number of U.S. homeowners with forbearance plans stood at approximately 2.69 million ...

Overall delinquency rates were highest in Hawaii and Nevada. Click through to learn how else the industry landscape has changed according to the latest CoreLogic data.

Mortgage delinquencies dropped 8.6 percent between December and January, but remained up year-over-year, according to the latest First Look at January mortgage performance data from Black Knight, Inc. Black Knight cites calendar-related effects and a continued decrease in hurricane-related delinquencies ...

The state of mortgage delinquencies was a mixture of good news and bad news as 2017 wrapped up, according to a new report by Black Knight, Inc., a provider of integrated technology, data, and analytics for lenders and servicers. Today ...

CoreLogic’s latest Loan Performance Insights Report shows mortgage delinquency rates falling nationwide, but the effects of hurricane season padded early-stage delinquency numbers.

A leading industry mortgage delinquency report for the second quarter of 2017 was recently released reflecting performance on conventional, FHA, and VA loans. Take a look at how delinquency rates compare.

Homeowners are getting better at paying their mortgage on time—at least in the second quarter of 2017. Take a look at how mortgage delinquency rates have bounced back since the recession.