Market Reports
Tennessee’s pre-foreclosure rate steadies, but homeowners still face financial strain due to rising costs and economic challenges.
Iowa’s pre-foreclosures rose 13.5% in June, though yearly trends show an overall decline. Rising costs and economic pressures keep homeowners at risk.
California’s pre-foreclosures rose 34.4% in September, driven by inflation and rate hikes, signaling rising risk despite better conditions than past crises.
New Jersey’s pre-foreclosure rates hit record lows, but high housing costs and rising mortgage rates leave many homeowners still struggling.
Maryland’s pre-foreclosure rates are dropping, but inflation and high interest rates continue to pressure struggling homeowners facing financial uncertainty.
Vermont’s pre-foreclosures have dropped, but many homeowners still struggle with rising costs, wage stagnation, and fading financial relief programs.
Alaska’s pre-foreclosures fell 63% in a year, aided by financial relief and education programs, providing temporary stability amid housing challenges.
Washington’s pre-foreclosures are declining but affordability challenges and rising costs still put many homeowners at risk of financial instability.
Rhode Island’s pre-foreclosures are rising, signaling financial strain. Homeowners like Lisa struggle as costs outpace wages, risking a growing crisis.
Wyoming’s pre-foreclosure crisis slows, but financial struggles persist as homeowners face rising costs and tight budgets, even with lower foreclosures.