Tag Archives: First Look at Mortgage Data

ICE data shows a year-over-year rise of 13 basis points year over year, marking only the second—and largest—annual increase in the past 2.5 years.

January performance data decreased by 10-basis points in the national delinquency rate over December.

With the housing crisis having brought on unprecedented numbers of foreclosures and mortgage delinquencies, Black Knight reports to those days may be over.

What implications does April's rise in 30-day delinquencies have for the mortgage industry?

The fact that mortgage delinquencies are declining steadily for a few years now has been no secret. But just how low are they getting?

The total non-current inventory dropped to its lowest level in more than eight years, according to Black Knight Financial Services.

Total non-current inventory dropped to its lowest level since June 2007.

While foreclosure-related metrics are down, which default-related categories experienced seasonal increases in November?

The news was all good on the delinquency front for October 2015 as all related metrics continued steep declines.

The percentage of delinquent mortgages (loans 30 days or more overdue but not in foreclosure) rose by 1.7 percent over the month in September, reaching 4.87 percent—the highest level since May 2015. This percentage represented about 2.45 million mortgages nationwide, with the monthly increase totaling about 44,000.