ATTOM, along with its subsidiary RealtyTrac, has released its latest Foreclosure Market Report for March and the first quarter of 2022 which has found that there was a total of 33,333 properties with foreclosure filings against them, up 29% from February (which ...
Read More »Homeowners Paid a Collective $328B in Property Taxes in 2021
Property taxes are a given for most people in the country, and as with everything else, increases happen every year. To quote Benjamin Franklin, “nothing is certain except death and taxes.” According to ATTOM Data’s 2021 Property Tax Analysis, single-family ...
Read More »Despite Diminishing ROI, Flipping Houses Remains Popular
Flipping homes is more popular than ever according to the U.S. Home Flipping Report from ATTOM Data who found that 323,465 single-family homes were flipped throughout the course of 2021, a number not seen since 2006 when 334,000 flips were ...
Read More »Foreclosure Rates Continue Upward Climb
ATTOM, along with its subsidiary RealtyTrac, has released its latest Foreclosure Market Report for February which has found that there was a total of 25,833 properties with foreclosure filings against them, up 11% from January (which saw 23,204 filings) and up 129% ...
Read More »Snowy Vacation Homes Near Resorts Outperform the Average Home
The allure, flexibility, and outright necessity of remote work during the pandemic bought major shifts to the housing market starting in 2022. Affluent Americans took advantage of market conditions to move out of pandemic hotspots (mainly cities) and flocked to ...
Read More »Vacant Homes Slowly Decline as Foreclosures Rise
ATTOM released its first-quarter 2022 Vacant Property and Zombie Foreclosure Report showing 1.4 million residential properties throughout the U.S. are vacant. Although foreclosures continue to rise, overall vacancy rates have decreased in 38 states from Q1 of 2021 to Q1 ...
Read More »Renters Struggling to Stay Afloat
Households are resorting to non-traditional sources of income to meet financial obligations during the pandemic in a time when many fell behind on their payments.
Read More »Where Do Homeowners Pay the Most for Insurance?
A new report reveals Americans spend an average of $2,148 for a homeowners policy of $500,000.
Read More »Investor Sentiments Predict Tight Inventory, Inflation into 2022
The latest edition of the RealtyTrac Investor Sentiment Survey has confirmed something many investors already knew: the real estate market is in a worse place than it was a year ago. The survey by RealtyTrac, a property information company, found ...
Read More »Underwater Homes on the Decline
The most recent edition ATTOM’s U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report for the fourth quarter shows that nearly half of mortgaged residential properties were considered “equity-rich” meaning that the remaining balance of a mortgage was no more than 50% of their ...
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