Tag Archives: Delinquencies

While overall mortgage delinquencies are falling month-over-month, a new report found some surprising data on loan prepays. Click through to learn more about the numbers behind the default servicing market.

Find out why a new study reported that delinquencies made a double-digit jump last month—the largest increase since 2008.

Despite delinquency and foreclosure rates dropping to a 12-year low, a report found that some factors are likely to increase defaults in several Southern states. Click through for a breakdown on delinquency and foreclosure rate performance nationally and in the South.

See where serious delinquencies, loan mods, and the overall mortgage portfolio stood for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and how the GSEs’ books of business have performed.

The lingering effects of the Great Recession on borrowing is most evident in the mortgage sector, according to a new report looking at the effect of the financial crisis on consumer access to credit and the mortgage industry.

The Sunshine State is still feeling the impact of last year’s hurricanes, according to a report. But which Rocky Mountain State posted the least number of delinquencies?

In its quarterly refinance report, the FHFA revealed that refinances at the GSEs had decreased in the second quarter. However, borrowers are still applying through HARP, a program that is scheduled to expire on December 31, 2018. Here's why.

Household debt rose to record highs according to the quarterly household debt and credit report released by the New York Fed. What is the share of mortgages in this increasing debt?

Fannie Mae’s earnings are up, and its delinquency rates have returned to their downward slide after a hurricane-driven increase late last year. Here are the details.

As re-performing loan product continues to fall, non-bank servicers are backing away from delinquent borrowers, according to a report. Here’s where they’re concentrating instead.