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Foreclosure Property According to recent statistics, nearly five percent of all mortgages end up in foreclosure. Some of the most common reasons for foreclosure include divorce, death, and loss of job or monthly income. When someone fails to make his or her monthly mortgage payments, and a pattern of missed payments begins to emerge, the bank often has no choice but to step in and foreclose on the property.
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Foreclosures didn't jump much over last year in the Tampa Bay area, but they remain high and steady. The region reported 4,265 foreclosure filings in February, including 612 bank auctions and 271 repossessions, according to RealtyTrac. That's 15 percent higher than the 3,704 filings in February 2007. The vast majority foreclosure cases counted by RealtyTrac are mortgage default notices that won't end in home confiscation. The company also tracks multiple default notices filed against a single property, which leads to double counting. RealtyTrac said one out of 296 homes was in some stage of default, making this area the 28th hardest hit of 229 metro areas in the nation. In Florida, only Fort Myers and Fort Lauderdale appeared in the list of the 10 worst-hit markets.
FOR HOMES SEARCH PLEASE CONTACT: Realtor(R) Richard D. Thobe Sr. (727)510-0582 of Charles Rutenberg Realty, Inc.
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