10 Lowest States For Foreclosures in United States – August, 2008
September 18th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
Foreclosure problem, what foreclosure problem?
If you live in any one of these 10 states you would be amazed at all the discussion on why Wall Street is falling out of bed over the bad loans written across the country.
Heck the whole state of West Virginia only has 43 foreclosures. Vermont 18 foreclosures. I would bet there are subdivisions in Nevada, California, or Arizona that have these states beat on total foreclosures.
So while the country is wrapped up in the poor behavior by mainly speculators in some states, remember that there were many places where responsibility ruled the day.
10 Lowest States For Foreclosures in United States – August, 2008
- West Virginia 1 in 20,414 homes
- Vermont 1 in 17,198 homes
- South Dakota 1 in 8,205 homes
- North Dakota 1 in 6,996 homes
- Mississippi 1 in 5,238 homes
- Wyoming 1 in 4,124 homes
- Montana 1 in 3,200 homes
- Maine 1 in 2,966 homes
- Louisiana 1 in 2,896 homes
- Alabama 1 in 2,552 homes
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Comment by Tony Sena on 24 September 2008:
I am really suprised to see Louisiana on this list. You would think they would have a high foreclosure rate especially after Katrina hit a few years ago! Many people have lost their jobs and the economy in New Orleans still hasn’t fully recovered.
Comment by michaelbrian rogers on 5 April 2009:
phoenix is a wonderful place to live dispite the forclosure rate. the weather is great the people are awsome and the choise of activitys is fabuless. no snow, no tornados and no earthquakes. we have a lower than the national average unemployment rate too. we enjoy oue 75 degree weather in the dead of winter. we can swim in our pools in the morning and drive a hour and a half in the mid morning and go snow ski in flagstaff and other ski resorts such as sho low. our culture is a unique culture. ck it out, come on out and join us. phoenix rocks and its awsome.