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The share of U.S. homebuyers who are taking out ARM loans has risen significantly since the height of the pandemic.
Core Conversations explores how more property data and automation improves the overall mortgage loan origination process.
Maiclaire Bolton Smith sits down with Sage Nichols to talk about how MISMO can pave the way for modernizing the mortgage industry.
The CoreLogic Quarterly Mortgage Fraud Brief analyzes the metro areas with the highest mortgage fraud risk on a quarterly basis and offers insights based on the analysis of trends found in residential mortgage loan applications.
While the overall U.S. mortgage delinquency rate declined year over year in November, 18 metros saw at least slight upticks.
Both the U.S. mortgage delinquency rate and foreclosure rate remained near historic lows in October.
The question of housing affordability is a common one, and with P&I payments 58% higher than last year, this question has become even more urgent.
Following an unprecedented boom in global housing prices, countries are experiencing pricing corrections.
U.S. overall mortgage delinquencies dropped for the 18th consecutive month year over year in September.
With current mortgage rates at over 6%, the vast majority (99%) of outstanding mortgage debt has a lower mortgage rate locked in.
Only 2.8% of U.S. homeowners with mortgages were delinquent in August, the lowest level since near the start of the pandemic.
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