While the nation continues moving away from the pandemic-era lows, it's doing so very slowly and well below rates seen during the Great Recession
The data does not suggest a steep drop in home prices is imminent but shows that different areas are facing lower and more elevated levels of risk as the U.S. economy remains uncertain
The number of homes in some stage of the foreclosure process rose 27.4% compared to the year before, with the number of vacant homes in foreclosure rising for the third straight quarter
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Foreclosure notices have been on the rise in the past year, but actual bank repossessions remain scarce. That may be starting to change
Critics raise issues over conclusion that listing homes on the MLS is what caused higher sales prices and faster transactions, especially if NAR rules mean MLSs have a thumb on the scale
Figures released Wednesday by Attom show a total of 30,358 properties with foreclosure filings in July. Despite the slight drop, foreclosure activity is still up 143% from the same time last year
Many loans would have been foreclosed if not for federal government protections enacted during the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a new report from Attom Data Solutions
CoreLogic reports the number of people behind on their mortgage payments fell to a new record low, helped by rise in home prices and past government protection
The number of vacant properties going through the foreclosure process is up once again to just over 7,500 in Q2, according to Attom Data Solutions, even as fewer total properties lie vacant
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The number of homeowners who are more than 30 days late on mortgage payments dropped for the 11th straight month in February
U.S. foreclosure activity hit a new high not seen since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, as foreclosures continue to rebound following the lapse of federal moratoriums, according to data from Attom
Although the numbers remain below historical levels, ‘it’s not going to be a surprise when we see the foreclosure numbers starting to rise,’ according to Daren Blomquist of Auction.com
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