Delinquency rates across the country rose slightly from last month but remain at a 20-year low for November, CoreLogic found.
Source: Inman News
North Carolina and Washington, D.C. see largest drop in delinquency rates
Published in Analysis, corelogic, delinquency rates, Dr. Frank Nothaft, foreclosure rates, Markets & Economy and News Brief
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