Foreclosures are once again creeping higher across the country, with thousands of homeowners facing the legal process of losing their homes.

The increase could be partially due to rising unemployment and stalling job creation.

Cofounder of InstaLend, a non-bank real estate lender providing loans on single-family and multi-family properties for acquisition and rehab. With the moratorium on foreclosures likely coming to an ...

A growing number of U.S. homeowners are losing their properties because they cannot keep up with mortgage payments-with some states seeing drastically higher default rates than others. Put another way ...

Based on ATTOM's newly released second-quarter 2023 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report, almost 1.3 million (1,285,633) residential properties in the United States are vacant. That figure ...

Home foreclosures are on the rise across the country as a growing number of Americans struggle to keep up with their mortgage payments and other housing costs, according to a recent report by real ...

It's harsh but true: You can benefit from others' misfortune. The rise in foreclosures means that those in the market to buy a home can find great deals on houses that have been reclaimed by lenders.