Foreclosure listing

Foreclosures for January 2009 rose 52 percent over the same month last year for the nine-county Central Texas region.

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Despite mortgage giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae pledging to suspend sales on foreclosed, occupied, single-family homes until Jan. 9, Bell County foreclosures continue to increase at a significant rate. In Bell County, foreclosures for January 2009 are up 32 percent over the previous month, and also increased 32 percent over January 2008, according to Foreclosure Listing Service Inc., a …

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By Mike Copeland

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Given a pledge by Fannie Mae/Freddie Mac to suspend foreclosure sales on single-family occupied homes until Jan. 9 of 2009, Foreclosure Listing Service (FLS) President George Roddy said he was somewhat surprised that 47 percent of the homes scheduled to be listed for public auction in nine Central Texas counties next month involved one of their mortgages.

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Nebraska nearly has the lowest foreclosure rate in the nation. RealtyTrac, a foreclosure listing service, says the state’s foreclosure rate again ranked 49th in the nation in November and remained significantly lower than the national rate.

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Questions and answers on Daily Bulletin stories from readers like you. LOS ANGELES - Foreclosure search Web sites have grown increasingly popular as more would-be homebuyers have begun focusing on finding distressed properties.

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Foreclosures for January 2009 rose 52 percent over the same month last year for the nine-county Central Texas region.

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Indiana has one of the highest foreclosure rates in the United States, according to the latest quarterly report issued by the Mortgage Bankers Association.

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While most of the bad real estate news here so far has been about housing, billions of dollars in commercial properties could also be at risk, a new report shows.

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Foreclosure postings filed on homes in Dallas-Fort Worth once again topped 4,000 for the month of January 2009, totaling an 11 percent increase over those filed in the same period a year ago.

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