В последние несколько дней появилась статистика по оставшимся инвенториям foreclosures ..
http://www.ritholtz.com/blog/2012/03/co ... eclosures/
The five states with the largest number of completed foreclosures for the twelve months ending in January 2012 were: California (155,000), Florida (86,000), Arizona (65,000), Michigan (65,000) and Texas (57,000). These five states account for 49.7 percent of all completed foreclosures nationally.
• The percent of homeowners nationally who were more than 90 days late on their mortgage payments, including homes in foreclosure and REO, was 7.2 percent for January 2012 compared to 7.8 percent for January 2011, and 7.2 percent in December 2011.
• The five states with the highest foreclosure rates were: Florida (11.8 percent), New Jersey (6.4 percent), Illinois (5.3 percent), Nevada (5.0 percent) and New York (4.7 percent).
• The five states with the lowest foreclosure rates were: Wyoming (0.7 percent), Alaska (0.8 percent), North Dakota (0.8 percent), Nebraska (1.1 percent) and Texas (1.3 percent).
• Of the top 100 markets, measured by Core Based Statistical Areas (CBSAs) population, 32 are showing an increase in the foreclosure rate in January 2012 compared to a year ago, the same as from December 2011 when 32* of the top CBSAs were showing an increase in the foreclosure rate compared to December 2010.
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http://agbeat.com/real-estate-mortgage- ... e-process/
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Analytics and business services company, CoreLogic has just released the National Foreclosure Report for January, noting 69,000 completed foreclosures in January 2012, compared to 80,000 in January 2011, and 65,000 in December 2011. The number of completed foreclosures for the previous twelve months was 860,128, and there have been roughly 3.3 million completed foreclosures since the beginning of the housing crash in September 2008.
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Fully 3.3 percent of all homes with a mortgage (1.4 million homes) were in the foreclosure process as of January 2012, down 0.3 percent from January 2011. The number of loans in the foreclosure inventory decreased 9.5 percent over the year. Borrowers over 90 days late on their mortgage payments dropped to 7.2 percent of borrowers, down from 7.8 in January 2011, and unchanged from December 2011.