Mortgage Loan, Purchasing & Refinancing - All Financial Services » Foreclosure http://www.allfinancialservices.net/blog Mortgage, VA, FHA loans, refinancing & home buying tips and advices Wed, 21 Oct 2009 06:39:14 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8 en hourly 1 Foreclosure Statistics 2009: 5,959 Homes Offered For Sale on BAC http://www.allfinancialservices.net/blog/foreclosure/foreclosure-statistics-2009-5959-homes-offered-for-sale-on-bac/ http://www.allfinancialservices.net/blog/foreclosure/foreclosure-statistics-2009-5959-homes-offered-for-sale-on-bac/#comments Thu, 08 Oct 2009 05:30:23 +0000 admin http://www.allfinancialservices.net/blog/?p=324 5,959 homes offered for sale on Bank of America (Countrywide) Website. The total REO Asking Price stayed at $941,083,901 as of October 7, 2009, as written by Countrywide Foreclosure Blog.

The detailed statistics of DC, Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia are as follows:

State Count Total Asking
Price($)		 Average Asking
DC 15 3,437,500 229,167
MD 127 25,665,531 202,091
PA 82 7,529,949 91,829
VA 172 29,993,799 174,383
Total 396 66,626,779 168,249
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According to the state’s statistics, August 2009 foreclosure filings in the state were up nearly 70 percent over August 2008, and up 6.6 percent compared July 2009, as released by Irvine, Calif, a RealtyTrac Inc. company that tracks foreclosure filings nationwide. It is the fifth consecutive monthly increase in the year-over-year foreclosure rate. In August there were 5,491 Maryland homes in some stage of the foreclosure process, the most since April 2008, when there were 6,011.

Back then, the state’s housing market was so slammed with delinquent mortgages and distressed homeowners that lawmakers rushed through an emergency statute to delay the foreclosure process and allow homeowners to renegotiate the terms of their loans.

Loan modification has not been fully obtained in the state, and it may sound one big reason for the whole situation.

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