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November 17, 2015

FORECLOSURES INCREASE.  TOP FIVE:  MARYLAND, N.J., FLORIDA, NEVADA & ILLINOIS.

House photo.05.08.15.3 Copyright 2015 by Dennis J. Wall.

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Foreclosure trends are headed back up.  So says RealtyTrac in its report released on November 12, 2015, "U.S. Foreclosure Starts Increase 12 Percent in October" (subscription may be required).  The top five foreclosure states reported by RealtyTrac are Maryland, New Jersey, Florida, Nevada, and Illinois, and RealtyTrac swiftly summarizes its written report in a YouTube video podcast, here.

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Tags: Florida, foreclosure, Illinois, insurance, Maryland, mortgage, N.J., Nevada, New Jersey

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