Tag Archives: Delinquency

Improvements in both economic conditions and the increased rollout of vaccinations have contributed to the dwindling rate of mortgage delinquencies.

A recent analysis has found that delinquency rates 30 days or more past due are sliding, but nearly one million homeowners remain at least six months behind on payments.

The nonpayment rate inches toward pre-pandemic levels, while forborne portfolio and PLS loans drive a mid-month increase in debt deferred.

There was a climb of 8.22% in the delinquency rate for mortgage loans on one-to four-unit residential properties of all loans outstanding at the conclusion of the second quarter, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) National Delinquency Survey. Researchers ...

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.

New data suggests loan delinquencies could improve just as half of forbearance plans expire, requiring review from servicers.

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.