ACES Quality Management, Denver, released its Mortgage QC Industry Trends report for the first quarter, finding a modest increase in the critical defect rate to 1.58%.
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ACES Quality Management: Critical Defect Rate Continues to Decline in Q3
ACES Quality Management, Denver, found the overall critical defect rate continued to fall in Q3 2023, by 2.91% to 1.67%.
ACES: Critical Defect Rate Falls for Third Straight Quarter
ACES Quality Management, Denver, Colo., reported the critical defect rate for the second quarter of 2023 fell to 1.72%, a 3.37% decrease and the third consecutive quarter of declines.
ACES: Critical Defect Rate Down for Q1 2023
ACES Quality Management, Denver, reported the overall critical defect rate for the first quarter of 2023 was 1.78%. That’s down 3.26% from the previous quarter, and the second straight quarter of declines.
3Q Critical Defect Rate Posts Series High
ACES Quality Management, Denver, said the overall critical defect rate for mortgage underwriting in the third quarter rose to a series high.
ACES: Critical Defect Rates Up 6%
ACES Quality Management, Denver, issued its quarterly Mortgage QC Industry Trends Report, showing the overall critical defect rate increased by 6% in the second quarter to 2.05%, crossing the 2% threshold for only the third time in this report’s history.
Critical Defect Rate Falls for 2nd Straight Quarter
ACES Quality Management, Denver, said the overall critical defect rate declined for the second straight quarter despite a more challenging mortgage lending environment.
ACES: Q2 Critical Defect Rate Up 13%
ACES Quality Management, Denver, reported a13% increase in overall critical defect rates to 2.27%, ending a multi-quarter trend of improvement.
ACES: Q4 Critical Defect Rate Moderates, But Remains High
ACES Quality Management, Denver, said overall critical defect rates improved in the fourth quarter but remained high for calendar year 2020.
Nick Volpe: A Brief History of Defects; Q3 2020’s Loan Quality Performance Sets Stage for Areas of Concern in 2021
Lenders have a great deal to learn from their post-closing quality control analyses, even more so given the market disruptions and macroeconomic impact of COVID-19.