Click on Chart for a larger image.Fannie Mae publishes seriously delinquent data each and every month for mortgages that it owns. The good news is that the delinquency rate has started to come down during 2010; the bad news is that it is still elevated versus historic norms.
Fannie Mae saw it's highest delinquency rates during February 2010, when 3.9% of single-family homes (non-credit enhanced / i.e. conforming mortgages) were seriously behind their monthly payment. Things were even worse for Fannie's credit enhanced notes (i.e. lower down-payment levels and likely paying mortgage insurance)---A whopping 13.8% of credit enhanced mortgages were deliquent in February, 2010.
Since that time, things improved to 3.4% andd 10.6% by the end of 2010.
Although things have improved, Fannie is still in a little worse shape than Freddie (That will be the topic of another post).
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