During the first two years of the pandemic, many distressed homeowners were able to remain in their homes due to state and federal aid programs — but most of these programs have now ceased, and ...

Are you one of the 1.7 million Americans at risk of losing their home today through no fault of their own? In July 2021 the federal foreclosure moratorium ended and now many of us are at a much ...

With home prices near all-time highs, many would-be buyers have been priced out of the market. For them and anyone else ...

The number of Americans losing their homes to banks has risen for the twelfth consecutive month, highlighting mounting pressure in the US housing market. In February, foreclosure activity reached ...

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ATTOM attributes the decline in foreclosure rates and the low number of zombie foreclosures to high homeowner equity. Nearly 1.4 million (1,357,423) residential properties in the United States are ...

Bank owned properties, aka real estate owned or REO, are those that have been taken over by lenders due to problems paying the mortgage. These properties may be sold at bargain prices to move quickly.

Foreclosure leads aren’t for the faint of heart, but they can be well worth the effort. If you’ve been thinking about diving into this niche, you should know up front – it’s not just about pulling a ...

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With the number of Americans losing their homes to banks rising for an eleventh straight month, it's clear the housing crisis is getting worse rather than better. US foreclosure activity jumped again ...