USA Today - A new report shows that mortgage delinquencies dropped in every state and the District of Columbia from a year ago.
The biggest declines were in Arizona and California where the rates of homeowners who were at least 60 days behind in paying their mortgages decreased by more than 40%, according to the latest data from TransUnion, a consumer credit reporting company.
The two states with the highest mortgage delinquency rates in the nation — Florida and Nevada — also had encouraging yearly drops of 26.8% and 28.7% respectively, the TransUnion report said.
Wednesday, 7 August 2013
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