Tag Archives: Delinquency

Many homeowners are still feeling the impact of Hurricane Florence, even months later. How have the recent storms impacted delinquency rates?

Here’s what a new research that gauged the impact of mortgage payment and principal reduction revealed about how they impacted defaults and delinquencies and the implications for policies on how financial institutions can help homeowners facing default.

Wells Fargo’s first RMBS securitization in a decade received a provisional rating from Moody’s. Here’s what the ratings agency had to say about these securities.

While it is easy for mortgage servicers to think about revenue realization for more extreme delinquency levels, how can they account for those in the early levels of default? A recent webinar on mortgage servicing rights gave insights into this question.

According to a recent report, delinquencies and foreclosures have experienced a sharp rise in serious delinquency and foreclosures following the hurricanes in 2017. See how the GSEs and major lenders have handled delinquencies following the 2017 hurricanes.

The risk to mortgages and delinquency increases in the months following a natural disaster can be substantial. What struggles do homeowners hit by disaster face?

As part of the GSE conservatorship, the FHFA measures how effective Fannie and Freddie are at keeping delinquent borrowers in their homes. See what steps the GSEs took in the quarter to tackle delinquency and foreclosure.

Seriously delinquent loans and foreclosures in process remains relatively low, according to a recent report. Find out how foreclosures have been impacted in the past quarter.

Natural disasters such as Hurricane Harvey and Hurricane Florence can wreak havoc on housing. In this Video Spotlight, see what CoreLogic Chief Economist Frank Nothaft has to say about the impact of natural disasters on delinquency rates.

With the job market improving, delinquencies are starting to shrink. See just how much delinquencies and foreclosures have dropped in the last few months.