Black Knight’s first look at month-end data for October 2022 found prepayment activity reaching a new low.
Read More »U.S. Foreclosure Starts Up More Than 440% Year-Over-Year
That’s according to Black Knight data, which also reported a national delinquency rate of 2.84% in June, with foreclosure starts increasing nearly 30% during the month.
Read More »Delinquency Rate Drops to Record Low
Black Knight Inc. has released a “first look” the latest iteration of its Mortgage Monitor Report for March 2022, which looks at delinquency and foreclosure rates across the U.S. According to Black Knight’s data, March usually sees the strongest performance of ...
Read More »Foreclosures Levels Continue to Drop
According to the latest data from Black Knight, mortgage performance continued to improve in August, as foreclosures decrease and prepayments increase.
Read More »Delinquencies Fall While Prepayments Rise
According to Black Knight, prepayments rates increased, and falling interest rates and a subsequent increase in rate/term refinances has worked in servicers’ favor.
Read More »Housing Market Snapshot: Delinquencies, Prepayments, and Refi Potential
A new report showcases ongoing recovery among states impacted by the 2017 hurricane season, as well as a sea of untapped potential in the refi sector.
Read More »Why Prepayment Activities Have Declined
A new report shed light on the state of delinquencies and prepayments in the U.S. Click through to learn what it revealed.
Read More »How the Fed’s MBS Holdings Stimulate Housing
Experts from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York dived into the Fed’s MBS purchases to determine their impact on the economy and the housing market. Here’s what they found.
Read More »Credit Scores and Loan Prepayment Speed
Are prepayment speeds related to credit scores? A recent webinar on residential mortgage servicing rights gave some new insights about the prepayment of loan products and FICO scores by comparing conventional and government mortgages.
Read More »Morningstar Predicts Drop in Prepayments
Analysts say they expect tighter interest rates to lead to fewer borrowers making early payments.
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