Who has the highest foreclosure rate in the nation?

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1. Adam Paulisick March 24th, 2006 at 12:43 pm 1

   Knowing the real value of your home is the first step in not getting foreclosed, escpecially with Foreclosure up 45% in January alone.

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2. Andrew April 6th, 2006 at 2:10 pm 2

   That’s funny, I thought Georgia would have ranked up at the top of the list. In just the Metro Atlanta area here we have over 3,000 foreclosures every month.

3. Mary Anne Martin May 5th, 2006 at 5:22 am 3

   This blog posting was of great use in learning new information and also in exchanging our views. Thank you.
   Mary Anne Martin
   http://www.realestateintexas4u.com

4. Michael August 30th, 2006 at 7:19 pm 4

   I believe Ohio and Indiana swap from month-to-month for the leading state in foreclosures. I think it is more the economy and jobs (lack thereof) that contribute highly to foreclosure rates. Ohio is/was the 47th in the union in for job-creation. Another factor is that many Americans are just living in the here-and-now, satisfying their immediate gratification by running up charge-cards, refinancing their home to buy a Harley, or a boat or a plasma TV. Credit card debt keeps on increasing at a rampant pace. ARMs and option-ARMs are catching up with home-owners. Just many, many factors involved.

5. Layla July 25th, 2008 at 10:48 am 5

   Yeah I definitely agree that Indiana and Ohio are in a close battle for the highest rate of foreclosure.

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