The number of bank foreclosures and HUD foreclosures for sale is still rising in Kentucky. Although the state is ranked near the bottom of the nationwide list of areas with the highest foreclosure rates, analysts are expecting distressed property numbers to continue to climb in the coming months.
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Bank and HUD Foreclosures for Sale Continue to Increase in Kentucky
Lawmakers Deliberate on Bill Related to Foreclosures for Sale by Owner
A legislative bill expected to affect all issues related to foreclosures, even the processing of foreclosures for sale by owner, is currently being considered at the Georgia House of Representatives. The measure is aimed primarily at protecting homeowners from possible fraudulent activities in foreclosure processes.
Volume of Cheap Houses for Sale Drop As Foreclosure Filings Decline
For home buyers looking for cheap houses for sale, it would be a challenge for this year, considering the drop in Colorado foreclosure filings by at least 4.8 percent during the last quarter of 2010 as compared to 2009. This could be indicative of a housing recovery, although unemployment continues to weigh down on the market.
Portland Pre Foreclosure Sale Figures Up, but Home Prices Are Down
Pre foreclosure sale figures as well as residential property sales improved in Portland, Oregon, last month. However, average and median prices of houses sold recorded a decline in January 2011 when compared with the same 2010 month and compared with the previous month. Inventories are also down, but remained higher than normal market levels.
Sheriff Sale Houses and Properties in Foreclosure Listing Down in NYC
The number of properties offered at foreclosure auctions and as Sheriff sale houses for the first time dropped in New York City last month compared with year-ago levels. The figure was also lower when compared with the previous month, but with a smaller difference. Year-over-year data showed that four of the five boroughs of the city recorded a drop, while one remained the same as year-ago levels.
Luxury Homes Challenged Cheaper Tax Lien Foreclosure Properties
Sales of low-priced residences, including tax lien foreclosure properties, have risen in most parts of the U.S. since the start of the housing industry crisis. This has taken a huge percentage out of more expensive homes' market share. However, the market for million-dollar dwellings seemed to be gaining some ground as sales in this category increased last year in several regions, including Massachusetts.
Vacant Fixer Upper Homes for Sale and Empty Homes Multiply in the Region
Empty residential properties, including unoccupied fixer upper homes for sale, have increased in various suburban areas of Illinois in the past decade. According to local officials, these vacant homes are causing local municipalities to lose revenue from real estate taxes and can also mean fewer customers for businesses in the region.
Arizona Foreclosed Commercial Property for Sale Numbers Remain High
The number of foreclosed commercial property for sale and distressed residential properties remained at high levels in Arizona in the 2010 fourth quarter. The state had the second highest number of foreclosure starts during the period, although it did record a decline in the number of delinquent homeowners.
Foreclosure Tax Credit Not the Reason for Low Foreclosure Filings
The approval of the foreclosure tax credit actually gave the industry hope that the housing market can recover. But although foreclosure flings for the month of January declined, the reason is not because of the said incentive. Instead, experts are looking at the banks’ decision to halt foreclosure proceedings due to claims of illegal repossessions. January numbers were supposed to be higher, but since it is not, analysts are expecting [...]
Program Aims to Lower Repossessed Homes for Sale Numbers in Nevada
Nevada continues to top the nation in terms of number of foreclosures and repossessed homes for sale. The state launched the Foreclosure Mediation Program in an effort to help troubled borrowers in the state. Although the initiative has been applauded by some government officials, a number of homeowners who enrolled in the program stated that it did not work for them.
Home Values Fall As Bank and Freddie Mac Foreclosures For Sale Grow
In Oakland County, home property values have been falling consistently. Factors being blamed are the loss of jobs and the large inventory of bank and Freddie Mac foreclosures for sale in the market. All homeowners are worried about the loss of equity on their homes and this is evident in the many appeals made every February, when notices of assessment changes usually arrive.




