The Dynamics of Mortgage Debt in Default

Helu Jiang and Juan Sanchez

Economic Synopses, 2016, issue 3, No 1-3

Abstract: Rapid declines in house prices, negative home equity, and the number of households in default all contributed to the dramatic increase in mortgage defaults during the Great Recession.

Date: 2016
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