Victor Bemporad

Montana’s 340% pre-foreclosure spike in Sept. signals mounting pressures from inflation, housing struggles, and vanishing support for homeowners.

Despite fewer pre-foreclosures in 2024, many Colorado homeowners still face mounting financial stress hidden beneath the surface.

Missouri’s pre-foreclosure rates have dropped, but financial strain on homeowners persists due to job losses, inflation, and rising housing costs.

Mississippi’s 2024 pre-foreclosures fell but inched up recently, reflecting ongoing homeowner struggles tied to inflation, stagnant wages, and high costs.

Maryland’s pre-foreclosure rates are dropping, but inflation and high interest rates continue to pressure struggling homeowners facing financial uncertainty.

Rhode Island’s pre-foreclosures are rising, signaling financial strain. Homeowners like Lisa struggle as costs outpace wages, risking a growing crisis.

Foreclosures in Kentucky are surging due to rising rates, inflation, and job losses, putting homeowners at risk while aid remains slow-active.

Idaho sees a surge in pre-foreclosures, with struggling homeowners facing tough choices amid rising living costs and economic pressures.

Massachusetts pre-foreclosures have declined, but rising costs leave many homeowners at risk as financial hardships persist post-pandemic.

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