-- Foreclosure starts fell another 3.1 percent in June for the lowest single-month total in more than 17 years
-- Active foreclosures continued to decline as well, falling below 300,000 for the first time in nearly 12 years
-- The inventory of loans in active foreclosure has fallen 30 percent (-119k) over the past 12 months
-- Delinquencies edged seasonally upward in June, but remain 1.59 percent below last year's levels
-- After rising following the 2017 hurricane season, 90-day delinquencies hit a new post-recession low
-- Prepayment activity was up again in June as home sales reached their typical early-summer peak
PR Newswire
JACKSONVILLE, Fla., July 24, 2018
