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: Housing WireContinued Delinquencies Kick Off 2009: Equifax
By KELLY CURRAN
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Delinquent mortgages are continuing to pile up according to a new report released Friday by Equifax Inc., which showed the number of mortgage holders who were 30-days-past due in January was up 50 percent from last January. Projections indicate, according to the report, that 30-day mortgage delinquencies, which have continued to increase, will result in [...]Full post as published by Housing Wire on February 27, 2009 (boomark / email).
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