Tag Archives: Delinquency

Three months after hitting a record low in January 2020, the national delinquency rate is now at its highest level since 2013. Click through to find out which cities experienced rises beyond the national average.

While the GSE announced unpaid principal fell by $7.8 billion, mortgages past due are at their highest level in 2020.

According to a new study, the percentage of accounts in a hardship status has increased significantly across all loan categories and risk tiers, including mortgages.

The nationwide delinquency rate hit its highest single-month increase in history in April. What does this mean for the months ahead?

February marked the 26th consecutive month of falling annual overall delinquency rates, but as unemployment rises, economists predict a steady wave in the coming months.

The latest data on delinquencies are low, but experts predict a change in course soon.

US household debt per capita, including mortgage debt, hit the all-time high in Q4 2019, but here's how many American loans were non-performing.

A new report predicts delinquencies will continue to rise as more homeowners move to forbearance plans.

A new study notes that inlight of recent events, homeowners may refinance into lower-monthly payments, further reducing delinquency risk.

Miami and San Jose, California have temporarily stopped all evictions, while other cities, including San Francisco and New York, are considering doing the same.