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Deterioration in credit quality should put strain on collateral originated in late 2021 and early 2022, affecting performance, Barclays Credit Research said.
December 6 -
Home prices dropped again on a monthly basis in October, exacerbating the loss in home equity among recent buyers, but the size of the falloff was the smallest since June.
December 5 -
The share of home loans late by more than 30 days or in foreclosure in August inched back down to 2.8% from 3% the previous month, according to CoreLogic.
October 27 -
Three percent of all mortgages were 30 or more days past due on their scheduled payment or in foreclosure in July.
September 29 -
The month ended with 54,000 less properties for which the borrower was at least 30 days or more late on their payments, Black Knight said.
September 23 -
Payment suspensions on loans securitized through the government-backed market stopped falling in May, plateaued over the summer, and reversed course last month, according to an industry trade association.
September 19 -
Still near historic low levels, the share of borrowers entering the early stages of delinquency in June increased 0.1 percentage point.
September 13 -
Completions in August remained far lower than before COVID-19 arrived in the United States but initial actions rose fast enough to potentially meet expectations that they'll normalize in 2023.
September 8 -
A mix of new distress and declining cures drove the uptick, according to dv01.
September 1 -
The number of these mortgage borrowers getting back on track with payments has been roughly halved since March, according to Black Knight's initial take on July numbers.
August 24