Tag Archives: Delinquencies

A recently released report indicates that the personal satisfaction of Americans is translating into steady mortgage payments and fewer delinquencies.

Fueled by increased wages and job growth, loan performance has improved across the country. In this report, find out what else has improved for homeowners.

Since the start of conservatorships in September 2008, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac have completed millions of foreclosure prevention actions. Find out more here.

The consumer watchdog is seeking public comment to facilitate the required rulemaking for residential Property Assessed Clean Energy financing. Here’s how the new rule could affect lending for PACE.

Here’s what a new report revealed about how home sales have affected mortgage prepayment activity. What factors are likely to help them rise or fall this spring homebuying season?

A new report that looked into credit and lending found that despite a rise in fintech lending year-over-year originations recorded a decline. Here’s why.

Even as non-housing debt rises, the New York Fed’s report on household debt and credit gave insights into the factors that have impacted housing debt.

As the year comes to an end, we asked experts from across the housing market about what factors that will define the industry in the new year.

A webinar by Carrington Mortgages projected the trajectory of the housing market in the new year and beyond ...

For the first time after the housing recovery began, the U.S. home equity landscape recorded a decline in the amount of tappable equity. Here’s why.