Tag Archives: Foreclosure Moratorium

The number of zombie properties inched upward in Q4, and though they remain a small portion of the market at just one in every 13,000 residential properties nationwide, those numbers are projected to grow in the aftermath of foreclosure moratoria lapsing.

With talk of a recession on the horizon, ATTOM’s latest data breaks down foreclosure rates and related data, as well as how they are being impacted by larger economic factors.

Data from the S&P Dow Jones Indices and Experian examines the latest and compares mortgage default rates to those of bank cards and auto loans.

The end of the government moratorium could lead to a steady increase in default activity for the rest of the year, but not a surge, experts predict.

In the month of May, one in every 12,700 housing units had a foreclosure filing, a total down from April, but up 23% over last year at the outset of the foreclosure moratorium and CARES Act.

Over the past 60 days, the number of U.S. homeowners in forbearance plans has dropped from 2.5 million to nearly 2.1 million. Will improvements in the job market further expedite forbearance departures?

An alarming number of homeowners and renters are worried they will soon face foreclosure or eviction as key dates loom.

According to Black Knight’s latest forbearance data analysis, a common trend continued as the number of active forbearances fell this week, driven by month-end expiration activity. Nationwide, the number of U.S. homeowners with forbearance plans stood at approximately 2.69 million ...

What takeaways did the previous economic downturn provide that can be applied to current attempts to assist struggling homeowners?

For this week's episode of DS5, Marissa Yaker, Managing Foreclosure Attorney for Padgett Law Group, discusses how foreclosure practices are preparing for the months ahead, as well as how the industry can work together to ensure compliance and efficiency.