Foreclosure activity in April fell nationally to the lowest level since the summer of 2007, but gove...

The number of homes sold to investors more than doubled last year, as rising rents and low-priced di...

Thousands of foreclosures that were stuck in process due to delays over the so-called "Robo-signing"...

For years now we have been harping on how distressed home sales put downward pressure on home prices...

After more than a year of negotiations, attorneys general from more than 40 states signed on to a pr...

For over a year now, state attorneys general have been negotiating some kind of settlement deal with...

As government, federal regulators and big-money private investors try to figure out a plan for bulk ...

Banks are getting more aggressive with the 3.5 million U.S. homes with seriously delinquent mortgage...

As the Obama administration and federal regulators work on a program to sell government-owned forecl...

The Obama administration, in conjunction with federal regulators and led by the overseer of Fannie M...

U.S. home prices fell 4 percent in the fourth quarter from a year earlier as record foreclosures sap...

Some first-time buyers are curious about foreclosed homes for sale, but assume that these homes ...

The number of US households on the verge of losing their homes rose 7 percent from June to July, as ...

The state of Alabama allows for both judicial or in-court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosu...

The state of Arkansas allows for both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclos...

An audit by San Francisco county officials of about 400 recent foreclosures there determined that al...

The housing crisis, which first devastated borrowers who purchased lower-cost homes with subprime lo...

The number of new foreclosures in 2011 dropped nearly 40 percent, according to year-end numbers just...

The gap between the average sale price of a foreclosed home and that of other properties grew wider ...

California follows both judicial in-court and non judicial or out of court ways of moving ahead with...

In Colorado, there can be judicial or non-judicial proceedings. Non Judicial is more common. An inte...

Connecticut is a judicial state. It has two types of foreclosures: 1. Foreclosure by sale 2. Strict ...

Selling your home via a short sale is an increasingly popular method that homeowners in south Florid...

Florida is a judicial state, so therefore the court carries out the proceedings. The foreclosure pro...

Georgia is both a judicial and non-judicial state; meaning the foreclosure process can occur both in...

In the state of Hawaii, both judicial and non-judicial foreclosure proceedings are recognized. Non-j...

Most foreclosures are conducted in Idaho, through non-judicial proceedings. The foreclosure process ...

Illinois uses only the judicial system. The foreclosure process takes about 1 year. A judgment can...

Indiana is a strictly judicial state, when it comes to foreclosure laws. This means that is only han...

Iowa is one of the few states where judicial or in court foreclosure is the only method available to...

From beginning to end the typical foreclosure in Kansa runs 147 days. Kansas is one of the few state...

Kentucky is one of the states that allows only judicial or in-court foreclosure. This means that the...

Louisiana is a state where the only way a bank can foreclose is by using the courts. This is referre...

In this state only in court or judicial foreclosures can be used. In Maine, their foreclosure doctri...

The usual time from beginning of foreclosure process, to the sale by the auctioneer in this state is...

Before any foreclosure can commence in this state, a ruling from the land court must be obtained to ...

In Michigan a bank can choose either judicial or in-court foreclosure or non-judicial or out of cour...

If you are planning to buy your dream house or property, Saint Paul foreclosures are your best optio...

Minnesota allows for both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclosures. As wit...

Mississippi allows both judicial or in court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosure. As in all...

In Missouri both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclosures are used. As in ...

In Montana both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclosure processes are used...

Nebraska is one of the states where foreclosure must be followed through a judicial or in court meth...

The number of foreclosures in Washoe County increased in January by 16 percent over December and by ...

Nevada allows both judicial in court or non judicial out of court foreclosures. As with all states i...

New Hampshire allows for both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclosures to ...

New Jersey is a state that only uses judicial or through the court foreclosures. This process begins...

New Mexico only uses judicial or in court foreclosure. The only exception to this rule is larger com...

In New York state, a bank can use either judicial or non-judicial foreclosures. If a power of sale c...

Both judicial and non-judicial processes are followed in North Carolina. Judicial foreclosure means ...

North Dakota only allows judicial or in court foreclosures. This means that when a bank believes tha...

Ohio is a judicial or in court only foreclosure state. This means that the bank must petition a judg...

Both judicial, or in-court and non-judicial, out of court, foreclosure processes are followed in Okl...

In Oregon, both judicial or in court and non judicial, or out of court foreclosures are followed. As...

In Pennsylvania, only judicial or in court foreclosures are allowed. To move forward with an in cour...

In Rhode Island, both judicial or in court and non judicial or out of court foreclosures are used. A...

South Carolina allows for both judicial or in court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosure pro...

South Dakota allows both judicial or in court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosures. As in a...

Tennessee follows both judicial or in court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosures. In court ...

In Texas, both judicial or in court and non-judicial or out of court foreclosures are followed. As i...

Utah allows for both in court or judicial and out of court or non judicial foreclosures. As in most ...

Vermont is a strict foreclosure state. That means that foreclosures in this state proceed on the pre...

Virginia allows both in court or judicial foreclosure and out of court or non judicial foreclosure. ...

Washington also uses in-court and out of court foreclosure proceedings. Judicial or in-court foreclo...

West Virginia does both judicial and non judicial foreclosures. As in most states where both options...

In Wisconsin, foreclosures are almost always judicial or in court proceedings. The bank must begin t...

Both judicial and non-judicial foreclosures are used in Wyoming. The determining factor, as to which...