U.S. County-Level Mortgage Delinquency Data (30–89 Days Late): January 2008 – September 2020

This comprehensive dataset covers records of mortgages classified as 30–89 days delinquent at the county level across the United States, spanning from January 2008 to September 2020. Mortgages that fall into the category of "30–89 days delinquent" pertain to home loans where the borrower has missed payments within a specific timeframe. When a borrower fails to make a mortgage payment on time, the loan becomes delinquent. A 30–89 days delinquency indicates that the borrower is late on their mortgage payment by a period ranging from 30 to 89 days. This dataset offers valuable insights into regional trends and patterns in early-stage mortgage delinquencies, making it an essential resource for economic analysis and policy formulation.