Foreclosure

Recent increases in delinquency rates may be set to impact refinances in the near future, but these states have shown marked improvement in rates. Learn more in The Week Ahead.

CoreLogic measured what is driving up delinquency rates in some areas, while examining how Amazon's HQ2 search is impacting home prices.

After many single-family homes went into foreclosure after 2008, investors, instead of re-selling, turned these homes into rentals. Here's how one expert proposes addressing the affordability issues this trend has brought.

Housing activists propose taxing those who let housing units stay empty, as the city struggles with rising home and rent prices.

Click through to find out what caused annual increases in overall delinquency rates in Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, Wisconsin, and Rhode Island.

Mortgage delinquency rates are now at their lowest level in 25 years, and according to new data, some loans are falling faster than others.

According to the New York Fed, household debt is now $1.3 trillion higher than the previous peak. Here's how delinquency is impacting that debt.

Foreclosure activity is trending toward seasonal highs, but some states are running counter to national trends.

Click through to learn what percentage of allocated credit risk capital on 2018 acquisitions Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac transferred, and the transfer of these Credit Risk Transfer programs.

Unlike in years past, markets that are witnessing spikes in foreclosures are not necessarily tied to natural disasters. Here are the factors in play according to a new report.