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Thursday, March 4, 2010 | 7:09 p.m.
The 90-day mortgage delinquency rate surpassed 21 percent in Las Vegas in January, according to First American CoreLogic.
The real estate data firm said the delinquency rate rose to 21.74 percent, up from 20.74 percent in December. The rate was 12.94 percent in January 2009.
First American CoreLogic also reported the rate of foreclosures among outstanding mortgage loans was 8.74 percent in January, an increase from 4.46 percent in January 2009. It was 8.25 percent in December.
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yup housing is getting better alright. probably be large amount of bankruptcy when lender come after them. that the only choice
i can't imagine how bad it's going to be when city center starts laying people off.
city center will start layoff. all those people who MGM crowing about hiring will get layoff. i predict they also start closing off floors because lack of tourist.
housing not getting better and it will not get any better because when people get a job they will get enough on there payroll check to keep there house. lender never meant to modified there loans. they think they get there money back by selling them. please watch http://www.thinkbigworksmall.com/. it will make u more angry. lender will make money no matter what
Perry...what exactly are you trying to say. You grammar is horrible.