Florida’s mortgage delinquency rate at the end of 2010 was the highest in the nation, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association. More than 24 percent of the home loans in Florida were one payment or more past due, or in the process of foreclosure. Nevada came in second, at 22 percent. The national average was 13.6 percent. New foreclosure filings and repossessions have declined nationwide as mortgage servicers try to work out paperwork issues with the process. There are worries that foreclosure filings could spike again once the servicers get those problems straightened…
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