Countrywide Foreclosures: November 2007
Last week, Countrywide Financial (NYSE:CFC) released their November Operational Results showing again that delinquencies and foreclosures are continuing to remain at troubling levels with delinquencies climbing 38.73% and foreclosures soaring over 106% since November of 2006.Prior to January 2007, Countrywide reported foreclosure data as a percentage of the total number of loans serviced which obviously lacked complete clarity.
Below, are charts of both measures; delinquencies and foreclosures by total number of loans serviced and foreclosures by percentage of unpaid loan principle (Click for larger versions).
Either way you slice it, Countrywide is looking at some significant increases in foreclosure activity but notice that for the “unpaid loan principle” method, things are really looking dire.
Be sure to check out the Countrywide Financial Foreclosures Blog’s Inventory Tracker for some more startling evidence that foreclosures are skyrocketing over at Countrywide Financial as well as some excellent REO tracking features.
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Anonymous, at 12:32 PM
I think the dates in the X-axis of the first graph (http://bp0.blogger.com/_ym8Q9yxUg34/R2XuAvnXy6I/AAAAAAAABjg/xEc6wzWCVq4/s1600-h/cfc1107del.JPG) look wrong. They appear to cover a few weeks of 1900, but I think it's supposed to be monthly changes since 1/2006?
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Anonymous, at 8:41 PM
anon2,
Thanks... they are off.. Ill fix that.
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SoldAtTheTop, at 8:55 PM
Good materials!
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Adrian, at 9:20 PM
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