Declining Delinquency Rate Points to ‘Increasing Stabilization’

DS News February 9, 2021

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CoreLogic releases monthly reports on delinquencies and loan performance for U.S. mortgages. The company on Tuesday published data covering November 2020, which show that, nationwide, 5.9% of mortgages are 30-plus days past due. Numbers reported in CoreLogic’s Loan Performance Insights, which include mortgages in foreclosure, represent a 2 percentage point increase in the overall delinquency rate compared …

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