Foreclosure filings were down 5 percent nationally from March to April. According to RealtyTrac, a California-based firm that tracks foreclosures, these states had the highest rates of foreclosure in April. Nationally, 1 in every 905 housing units received a foreclosure filing last month.Did your state make the top 10 foreclosure list?Top 10 foreclosures by state (as of April 2013)National foreclosure filing average: 1:905 housing unitsNational average foreclosure sales price: $180,968States1Ratio of foreclosures2Rates3Income tax4Nevada1:3603.48%NoneFlorida1:3633.57%NoneOhio1:4273.48%0.587% to 5.925%Illinois1:5013.52%5%South Carolina1:5903.41%Up to 7%Connecticut1:6353.51%3% to 6.7%Maryland1:6503.55%2% to 5.75%Georgia1:6823.47%1% to 6%Delaware1:7033.45%Up to 6.75%Arizona1:7263.53%2.59% to 4.54%1States: According to RealtyTrac, these states had the highest rates of foreclosure in April.2Ratio of foreclosures: Ratio is based on the total number of properties entered into RealtyTrac's database during the month, broken out by type of filing.3Rates: Average interest rate charged in the state for a 30-year fixed-rate mortgage based on Bankrate.com's May 8, 2013, overnight averages.4Income tax: The range of taxes levied by states on personal income. The tax is based on earned and unearned income. Add this table to your page ‹› get code Add to website or blog X Select All . Press Ctrl + C to copyClose
Foreclosure filings were down 5 percent nationally from March to April. According to RealtyTrac, a California-based firm that tracks foreclosures, these states had the highest rates of foreclosure in April. Nationally, 1 in every 905 housing units received a foreclosure filing last month.
Did your state make the top 10 foreclosure list?
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