The number of delinquent mortgages declined 8.6 percent in March, says LPS
Applied Analytics, which tracks the performance of loans for investors.
Totals also declined in February.The biggest decline was in loans more than 30 days past due, which are now
at about the same level as they were in spring 2008."We're not out of the woods, but this appears to be a turning point," says
LPS Applied Analytics President Ted Jadlos. "This is the first time we've
seen improvement across all stages of mortgage delinquency."Source: The Wall Street Journal, Ruth Simon (04/19/2010)
Applied Analytics, which tracks the performance of loans for investors.
Totals also declined in February.The biggest decline was in loans more than 30 days past due, which are now
at about the same level as they were in spring 2008."We're not out of the woods, but this appears to be a turning point," says
LPS Applied Analytics President Ted Jadlos. "This is the first time we've
seen improvement across all stages of mortgage delinquency."Source: The Wall Street Journal, Ruth Simon (04/19/2010)
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