Foreclosure

Analysis finds that nearly half of borrowers still in forbearance are now in an extension of their original term.

The reported rate of 0.12% represents just one in every 824 housing units. However, certain markets continue to see foreclosures rising.

Data shows that just 0.12%—one of every 824 properties—filed for foreclosure during the first half of the year.

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The FHFA announced that the 30-59 day and serious delinquency rate saw increases.

More properties became newly delinquent in April than in any single month during the Great Recession

Borrowers in the D.C. area who have fallen into delinquency have received good news in the form of amendments to the Reverse Mortgage Insurance and Tax Payment Program Temporary Amendment Act of 2020.

What lessons from the Great Recession’s foreclosure and home price data can be applied to more recent market trauma? This story originally appeared in the July edition of DS News.

The Bureau stated that it has been “prioritizing activities” aimed at protecting the stability of the financial sector.

A new study reveals the counties that are at most risk for foreclosure due to the impact of COVID-19.