Saturday, August 28, 2010

Are lenders "procrastinating" on foreclosures? + CoreLogic: 11 Million U.S. Properties with Negative Equity in Q2 + MBA Q2 2010:14.42% of Mortgage Loans Delinquent or in Foreclosure

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procrastinate thinking or seeing the full implications of this disaster.
 
These three CR article, with the charts, show U.S. that this is a LONG way from being even close to over.
 
The first article is proof of what we have long suspected - that the lender/banks are intentionally holding back on starting foreclosures, on completing the foreclosure, on listing the REO home, and on short sales and on modifications.
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The second article describes for U.S. how bad the "negative equity" problem is.
AND, since it primarily concentrated in the sand states - Nev, Cal, Fla & AZ - the problem there is MUCH worse.
Said CR:
Note that the slight decline in homeowners with negative equity was mostly due to foreclosures.
It is NOT getting better, it is still terrible, maybe even with unemployment, getting worse.
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The third article shows U.S. how "delinquent we really are now.
What was just reported is that 1 payment or 30 delinquencies are now rising, again.
Ugly.
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Remember: Go to CR's articles for the LARGE charts.
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Are lenders "procrastinating" on foreclosures?
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/08/are-lenders-procrastinating-on.html
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CoreLogic: 11 Million U.S. Properties with Negative Equity in Q2
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/08/corelogic-11-million-us-properties-with.html
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MBA Q2 2010:14.42% of Mortgage Loans Delinquent or in Foreclosure
http://www.calculatedriskblog.com/2010/08/mba-q2-2010-1442-of-mortgage-loans.html
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