Distressed home sales made up for 9.4 percent of total U.S. home sales in July, according to new data released by CoreLogic. July’s volume–which includes real estate-owned properties (REOs) and short ...

Thinkstock Last December, 16.2% of all home sales involved distressed properties, according to a recent report. These homes were sold at an average discount of nearly 40% when compared to conventional ...

Distressed home sales accounted for 12.5 percent of all residential sales activity in the third quarter, according to new figures released by ATTOM Data Solutions. This is down from the down from 13.5 ...

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It seems hard to imagine, but CoreLogic said on Wednesday that once-upon-a time, before the housing crisis, the sale of distressed homes made up only a miniscule 2 percent of the home sale market.

After four consecutive months of increases, sales of previously-owned homes slowed in August as cash investors backed out of the market, easing the path to home ownership just a bit for regular folks.

This post may contain links from our sponsors and affiliates, and Flywheel Publishing may receive compensation for actions taken through them. U.S. sales of distressed homes totaled 10.3% of all homes ...

Connecticut had the second largest share of distressed homes sales in June at 14.8 percent, surpassed only by Maryland at 19.4 percent, according to data by CoreLogic. The property analytics firm ...

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Forty percent of home sales in King County are now “distressed sales,” according to a report from Washington Property Solutions. That means the home sales are short sales, where homes are sold for ...

Almost one in five Connecticut home sales in July 2015 were distressed properties. That places the state fourth in the nation behind Florida, Maryland and Michigan. According to the latest information ...