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Mormon Red Death · 04-25-2008, 05:30 PM

Projected foreclosures, 2008-09: State Projected rate State Projected rate

Alabama

1 out of 60

Montana

1 out of 81

Alaska

1 out of 39

Nebraska

1 out of 64

Arizona

1 out of 18

Nevada

1 out of 11

Arkansas

1 out of 64

New Hampshire

1 out of 49

California

1 out of 20

New Jersey

1 out of 37

Colorado

1 out of 25

New Mexico

1 out of 56

Connecticut

1 out of 49

New York

1 out of 32

Delaware

1 out of 43

North Carolina

1 out of 44

District of Columbia

1 out of 27

North Dakota

1 out of 165

Florida

1 out of 26

Ohio

1 out of 37

Georgia

1 out of 27

Oklahoma

1 out of 47

Hawaii

1 out of 29

Oregon

1 out of 34

Idaho

1 out of 39

Pennsylvania

1 out of 46

Illinois

1 out of 38

Rhode Island

1 out of 31

Indiana

1 out of 37

South Carolina

1 out of 42

Iowa

1 out of 79

South Dakota

1 out of 116

Kansas

1 out of 53

Tennessee

1 out of 36

Kentucky

1 out of 55

Texas

1 out of 35

Louisiana

1 out of 41

Utah

1 out of 25

Maine

1 out of 60

Vermont

1 out of 86

Maryland

1 out of 26

Virginia

1 out of 33

Massachusetts

1 out of 48

Washington

1 out of 39

Michigan

1 out of 36

West Virginia

1 out of 89

Minnesota

1 out of 40

Wisconsin

1 out of 60

Mississippi

1 out of 49

Wyoming

1 out of 64

Missouri

1 out of 38

U.S. average

1 out of 33

Mormon Red Death · 04-25-2008, 05:30 PM

Nevada is in trouble.....

hyrum · 04-25-2008, 05:51 PM

Interesting info, can you post a link that describes how it was derived?

That tables seems a little out of whack with what I have heard about house pricing trends by state, though perhaps that more closely mirrors the rate of use of "teaser rate" ARMS by state.

Mormon Red Death · 04-25-2008, 06:06 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hyrum

Interesting info, can you post a link that describes how it was derived?

That tables seems a little out of whack with what I have heard about house pricing trends by state, though perhaps that more closely mirrors the rate of use of "teaser rate" ARMS by state.

I got it from this article...

http://articles.moneycentral.msn.com...em.aspx?page=2

04-25-2008, 05:30 PM	#1
Mormon Red Death Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Clinton Township, MI Posts: 3,126	20008 - 2009 Projected foreclosure rates by state Projected foreclosures, 2008-09: State Projected rate State Projected rate Alabama 1 out of 60 Montana 1 out of 81 Alaska 1 out of 39 Nebraska 1 out of 64 Arizona 1 out of 18 Nevada 1 out of 11 Arkansas 1 out of 64 New Hampshire 1 out of 49 California 1 out of 20 New Jersey 1 out of 37 Colorado 1 out of 25 New Mexico 1 out of 56 Connecticut 1 out of 49 New York 1 out of 32 Delaware 1 out of 43 North Carolina 1 out of 44 District of Columbia 1 out of 27 North Dakota 1 out of 165 Florida 1 out of 26 Ohio 1 out of 37 Georgia 1 out of 27 Oklahoma 1 out of 47 Hawaii 1 out of 29 Oregon 1 out of 34 Idaho 1 out of 39 Pennsylvania 1 out of 46 Illinois 1 out of 38 Rhode Island 1 out of 31 Indiana 1 out of 37 South Carolina 1 out of 42 Iowa 1 out of 79 South Dakota 1 out of 116 Kansas 1 out of 53 Tennessee 1 out of 36 Kentucky 1 out of 55 Texas 1 out of 35 Louisiana 1 out of 41 Utah 1 out of 25 Maine 1 out of 60 Vermont 1 out of 86 Maryland 1 out of 26 Virginia 1 out of 33 Massachusetts 1 out of 48 Washington 1 out of 39 Michigan 1 out of 36 West Virginia 1 out of 89 Minnesota 1 out of 40 Wisconsin 1 out of 60 Mississippi 1 out of 49 Wyoming 1 out of 64 Missouri 1 out of 38 U.S. average 1 out of 33 __________________ Its all about the suit

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Mormon Red Death Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Clinton Township, MI Posts: 3,126	Nevada is in trouble..... __________________ Its all about the suit

04-25-2008, 05:51 PM	#3
hyrum Senior Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 860	Interesting info, can you post a link that describes how it was derived? That tables seems a little out of whack with what I have heard about house pricing trends by state, though perhaps that more closely mirrors the rate of use of "teaser rate" ARMS by state.