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Nevada had the highest share of residential properties in negative equity (commonly referred to as "underwater" or "upside down") in Q2 with 20.6 percent, followed by Florida, Arizona, Rhode Island, and Illinois, according to CoreLogic.
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Nevada had the highest share of residential properties in negative equity (commonly referred to as "underwater" or "upside down") in Q2 with 20.6 percent, followed by Florida, Arizona, Rhode Island, and Illinois, according to CoreLogic.
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