I'm sure you've all seen the headlines from RealtyTrac today that show a new record for bank repossessions.
In some of the news reports today, I've also heard TV anchors make mention of some bright news in the report, that Notices of Defaults (NOD's) are down 30 percent from a year ago.
NOD's are the first stage in the foreclosure process. So that should mean that while there are still a lot of borrowers working through the system, at least the number of newly troubled borrowers entering the system is improving, right? Wrong.
According to Rick Sharga at RealtyTrac, the NOD number is down only because banks are not sending out NOD's to borrowers who are seriously delinquent.
Thursday, September 16, 2010
Banks Hold Off On Foreclosure Notices - CNBC
Banks Hold Off On Foreclosure Notices - CNBC
Labels:
housing crisis,
recession
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