The mortgage market in Florida is showing mixed signs of recovery. The state ranks 21st in the nation for delinquent mortgages and 19th for foreclosures with 3.29% and 0.51% respectively. The national delinquency rate saw a slight increase to 3.21% in July, however, serious delinquencies fell to their lowest level since before the Great Financial Crisis. Mississippi leads the nation in delinquencies overall with more than 7 percent of homeowners behind in payments, while New York has the highest foreclosure rate at 1.3 percent. Prepayment activity dropped and foreclosure starts remained below pre-pandemic levels, with interest