While securitized pools of home loans certainly make up the bulk of the distressed residential real estate in the US, portfolio loans are having their fair share of trouble as well. Residential REO, nonaccrual loans, and loans reported as 90 days late all increased. Residential portfolio loan problems stand at nearly $160B.

Loans that became more than 90 days late increased by 13.6% to $64.8B by the end of Q2. Loans reported as nonaccrual, meaning they’re deemed to have little chance of being repaid according to terms, increased 6.8% to $83.5B. Residential REO, bank owned homes, increased only 1.14%.

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