El inventario se redujo a medida que la economía mejora [INFOGRAFíA]
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Algunos puntos sobresalientes
- El inventario de ejecuciones hipotecarias cayó año tras año por los últimos 4 años (48 meses).
- Solo 3.4 % de las casas en U.S.A están con morosidad hipotecaria
- 29 estados tienen una tasa de inventario de ejecuciones hipotecarias más baja que el promedio nacional.
- Para más información puede descargar el informe completo aquí.
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What improvement in the economy? It has been since around 2010 that the bubble burst and I think it is more like they ran out of homes to foreclose. Not everyone has foreclosed, but if the pace of foreclosures had to taper off. I am sorry I just do not buy an improved economy.
Correction 2007.
This info more than likely excludes all the foreclosure halts or numerous homes banks did NOT pursue foreclosure because of severe losses that would incur rather than walk away. This graph is a tip of a nasty iceberg hidden under the water line.
You can read more about CoreLogic’s Methodology in their latest report: http://www.corelogic.com/about-us/researchtrends/national-foreclosure-report.aspx#.VnLrWJMrJE4