Tag Archives: Mortgage Delinquencies

After more than a decade of overheated growth, the rapid increase in mortgage rates helped stall progress in the U.S. housing market in 2022.

A new article from the Washington Post examines the government’s Homeowner Assistance Fund (HAF) and the speed at which these resources are reaching those in need.

CoreLogic’s latest examination of total flood and wind losses increases in the aftermath of Hurricane Ian, as uninsured residential flood loss alone is estimated in the $10-$17 billion territory.

For the 16th consecutive month, mortgage delinquencies slid month-over-month in July, however continued inflationary concerns by homeowners is proving increasingly difficult for them to make their monthly mortgage payment.

New announcement will require servicers with GSE-backed mortgages backed to delay the foreclosure process for up to 60 days.

Attorney Marissa M. Yaker details what you need to know about the Homeowner Assistance Fund, and the HAF’s goal of mitigating financial hardships associated with the pandemic.

The latest data found a rise in the mortgage delinquency rates from January’s numbers, but how does it compare to pre-pandemic totals?

Click through to read what role the Fed played in helping millions of homeowners recover over the past decade.

Improvements to mortgage rates in recent months have boosted the personal satisfaction of Americans, according to a new report. Here’s how that change is affecting delinquency rates.

As we approach hurricane season again, the impact of last year’s damaging storms are still being felt in the form of elevated 90+ day delinquency rates in some affected communities. According to the Mortgage Bankers Association's (MBA) National Delinquency Survey, ...