State           Total   Change 12/08    1 1/every x HH

Nevada          14,444          -3.96%          137
California      76,761          -0.14%          173
Arizona         76,761          -8.07%          182
Florida         40,770          -19.76%         214
Oregon           4,511          218.80%         357
Illinois        14,447          85.05%          363
Michigan        11,418          6.25%           397
Georgia          9,907          -1.24%          400
Idaho            1,512          105.71%         417
Ohio            11,199          -12.41%         452

Stats from RealtyTrac.

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1. 

   Comment by Tony Sena on 12 February 2009:

   At least it’s good to see percentages are dropping for the most part especially in Nevada.
2. 

   Comment by Sean Terry | DealMakers Blog on 12 February 2009:

   A slight drop for Phoenix metropolitan but I must say there are some incredible deals out there right now! If a person is thinking of putting money into RE than now is a great time to do so, as long as the property cash flow’s. With the announcement of Fannie Mae increasing the number of financed properties from 4 to 10 and Phoenix being taking off the declining market list, the investor sentiment is turning up.

   Cheers
3. 

   Comment by Woodstock Homes on 12 February 2009:

   Illinois……wow. What happened Obama? Georgia is about where I imagined for now. Although it looked to me that things were getting a little better here. I agree Tony, over all it seems percentages are dropping, but Illinois, Oregon, and Idaho, are getting hammered. I guess the foreclosure bug got those states last.
4. 

   Comment by Winston Salem Homes for Sale on 13 February 2009:

   Definitely good to see numbers dropping but MSNBC reports they could rise from 2 million to 10 million in the coming years. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/29157502/
5. 

   Comment by Melina Tomson on 13 February 2009:

   I’m a little surprised by the Oregon numbers, but not greatly. Bend, OR and Medford, OR had massive building that went on. Even my area Salem, OR has lost many builders to foreclosure.

   We also have a 9.3% unemployment rate right now.

   We are just late to the foreclosure party…
6. 

   Comment by Jonas Kruckeberg on 24 February 2009:

   It’s nice to see a decrease in foreclosures especially in most of the hardest hit states. I wonder what February numbers will look like?

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8. 

   Comment by Austin on 25 March 2009:

   conneticut unemployment at 7.3%,i cant even imagine what is like in those states with 10% and above.

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