Tag Archives: Delinquency

The second in a three-part series of reports examines government loan modification products available for loans insured by the FHA, the VA, or the USDA and explores how borrowers who fall behind on payments can receive adequate payment relief in a high market rate environment.

According to mortgage delinquency data compiled by Black Knight, Inc., in November 2017, 90-day delinquent loan inventory saw the largest month-over-month increase in nine years due to the impacts of Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.

Data indicates that Northeastern and Southern U.S. property tax delinquency is well above the national delinquency rate of 8.4 percent.

New data could report another rise to national delinquency rates as the aftermath of the Hurricanes continues to make an impact on housing.

A record amount of Americans have access to credit through credit cards, auto loans, personal loans—and of course mortgages. See the breakdown here.

A new report found that delinquency rates are consistently dropping, except in areas that rely on oil prices for their economies. See what areas are being impacted.

Serious delinquencies on single-family properties are up for Fannie Mae. But since last year? The numbers tell a different story.

Dig down into the latest delinquency stats on the national, state, county, and metro-level area…

September experienced its first annual rise in mortgage delinquencies since July 2017. Learn why and what else the September data reveals . . .

Fitch Rating’s U.S. RMBS Servicer Handbook for October 2017 was recently released showing a decline in delinquencies for most companies that service underperforming loans—but not all.