Months’ Supply of Distressed Properties by State

by The KCM Crew on April 13, 2012 · 6 comments

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The months it would take to sell off all homes under distress or 90 days or more delinquent based on the current sales pace.

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http://www.resg.info Anton Stetner

awesome infographic.
- KCMcrew
  
  Thanks Anton! We do one every Friday, so stay tuned.
Realtorjerri

There are hundreds of agents that are well versed in foreclosures and short sales, maybe it starts with using more than just the select few.
Realtorjerri

I also believe that those numbers depicted in the infographic are indicative of the unemployment level in each state. Lower corporate taxes for the small business owner so they can hire people at a sustainable wage – who knows maybe even offer medical benefits too!
KCMcrew

The number for Indiana wasn’t available in CoreLogic’s Report (where the information on the infographic came from).
Dick

Actually the investor/buyers are out there in great numbers, the agents are also out there in great numbers but there are still a lot of banks holding out and even raising prices which discourages the Investors from getting involved. Investors are very active in this market but because they are Investors, they don’t willingly pay too much for a property.