Peter Ranck

MA pre-foreclosures dropped 39% in May, but underlying economic hardship shows families aren’t safe—just temporarily holding on to ownership.

Ohio pre-foreclosures fell 35% year-over-year, but financial strain lingers for vulnerable homeowners behind each eviction notice.

Virginia’s September 2024 pre-foreclosures rose slightly but remain down year-over-year, reflecting quiet strains amid broader economic hardship.

Oregon’s pre-foreclosures fell in Sept. 2024, but rising costs and hidden hardships still put many homeowners at risk.

NC’s pre-foreclosures may be down, but behind each number is a family in crisis—deferments mask fragile lives amid rising costs and shrinking options.

Although numbers are down, many Missouri homeowners still face a relentless struggle with foreclosure and economic instability masks deeper crises.

Michigan’s quiet pre-foreclosure rise reveals deep strain: 783 in Sept. Hurt exceeds numbers as struggling families face punishing odds amid uneven recovery.

Alabama pre-foreclosures drop, but economic stress sharply persists as many homeowners quietly struggle amid inflation and housing costs.

North Dakota pre-foreclosures surge in 2024, driven by inflation, job loss, and shrinking safety nets as homeowner instability rapidly deepens.

NH pre-foreclosures rose 25.6% in Sept due to inflation & rising costs, straining low-income homeowners despite downward trend vs last year.