patrick.net
An Antidote to Corporate Media
1,262,213 comments by 15,074 users - Al_Sharpton_for_President, Ceffer, Patrick, RC2006, TechBrosWon online now
Where can I find out how many foreclosed homes are in the US?
invite response
2010 Nov 14, 11:56pm 4,771 views 11 comments
Comments 1 - 11 of 11 Search these comments
Patrick
2010 Nov 15, 1:34am
Fannie and Freddie have websites which list their foreclosures.
It's not an accurate count of the whole US because many are not in the Fannie/Freddie system, but it should be a reasonable proxy so you can know whether they're going up or down.
This seems to be the Fannie site for selling foreclosures:
realtytrac wants a membership, and homepath didn't help at all. Anyone have a membership to tell me the numbers? I signed up for a free membership about 6 months ago, so I would have to pay this time (thanks though for trying).
Do you guys feel the total number of foreclosed homes in america is up or down since May?
First you have to define your term "foreclosures". Are you talking about all homes somewhere in the foreclosure process, only homes already taken in foreclosure but not disposed of by the bank yet or both or some combination?.
some never lived in REO fixer uppers murrieta Ca.
Why are the windows installed before the sheathing in #35? It's been a long time since I did any construction but I've not seen this before.
First you have to define your term “foreclosuresâ€. Are you talking about all homes somewhere in the foreclosure process, only homes already taken in foreclosure but not disposed of by the bank yet or both or some combination?.
The foreclosures I'm looking for are ones that the bank owns. Not Pre-foreclosure, or short sale.
Well I don't mind waiting for the numbers. I just want to see the trend from May to the most current month listed (even september is fine).
Fannie and Freddie have websites which list their foreclosures.
It’s not an accurate count of the whole US because many are not in the Fannie/Freddie system, but it should be a reasonable proxy so you can know whether they’re going up or down.
This seems to be the Fannie site for selling foreclosures:
http://www.homepath.com/
very funky stuff going on, per HomePath...
1354 Dale Ave Apt 15, Mountain View, CA 94040
$549,900
Data from RF
http://www.redfin.com/CA/Mountain-View/1354-Dale-Ave-94040/unit-15/home/1691774
Kind of nuts to be asking for above the amount of previous price which went into foreclosure.
Property History for 1354 DALE Ave #15
Date Event Price Appreciation Source
Oct 18, 2010 Listed $549,900 -- MLSListings #81050715
Oct 15, 2010 Sold (Public Records) $442,943 -- Public Records.... FC by Bank
Dec 08, 2004 Sold (Public Records) $520,000 6.5%/yr Public Records
Sep 23, 1988 Sold (Public Records) $187,000 -- Public Records
I made a bet with a friend in May of this year that there would be more foreclosures in the United States in November 2010 than in May 2010. The problem is, there is no clear numbers out there based on the whole US. I can find stats based on certain cities, but nothing on the whole country.
Where can I go to find this data?
#housing