Early-stage delinquencies have increased for three months in a row, suggesting that delinquency rates may be nearing a bottom, according to first look at Black Knight Mortgage Monitor report.
Source: Inman News
Serious mortgage delinquencies poised to bounce from 17-year low
Published in Foreclosures, home equity, home prices, Markets & Economy, Mortgage, mortgage delinquencies and mortgage rates
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