Though more than a quarter of REO sales were cash transactions in June, REO sales made up only about 6 percent of total home sales during the month. During the peak month of January 2011 for cash sales, REO properties made up about 23.8 percent of all home sales.
Read More »Non-Foreclosure Solutions Down Year-Over-Year, But Still Outpace Completions Four to One
The mortgage industry reported about 122,000 non-foreclosure solutions (including short sales, deeds-in-lieu of foreclosure, and other workout plans) for July, while about 29,000 foreclosures were completed.
Read More »Distressed Sales Share Continues Steady Decline, Falls to 9.4 Percent
REO sales accounted for 6 percent of total home sales in June, which was the lowest level since September 2007 when they made up 5.2 percent of all home sales in the country. REO sales hit their peak in January 2009, when they accounted for 27.9 percent of all home sales. According to CoreLogic, the continued shift away from REO sales is driving home price appreciation, since REO properties typically sell at a larger discount than short sales do.
Read More »Distressed Sales Share Drops Below 10 Percent
Of that 9.9 percent distressed sales share reported for May 2015, REO sales accounted for 6.4 percent of all home sales, the lowest share for REO since October 2007, when it was reported at 6 percent.
Read More »Cash Sales Share Falls to Lowest Level Since September 2008
The cash sales share has declined year-over-year every month since January 2013. The share declined by 0.9 percentage points month-over-month in April, although year-over-year comparisons provide a more accurate picture for cash sales share due to seasonality in the housing market, according to CoreLogic.
Read More »Distressed Sales Fall to Eight-Year Low
Pre-crisis, distressed sales usually hovered around 2 percent, the report stated. CoreLogic expects the numbers to return to this mark by mid-2017, a claim bolstered by the ongoing shift away from REO sales. REO sales made up 7.4 percent of total distressed sales in April, while short sales made up 3.7 percent.
Read More »More than 1.5 Million ‘Boomerang Buyers’ Could Re-Enter Mortgage Market In Next Three Years
The study found that only about 18 percent, or 1.3 million, out of the 7 million impacted consumers had recovered enough by December 2014 to meet agency credit underwriting guidelines. The study also determined, however, that 2.2 million of the remaining 5.7 million consumers could potentially meet those underwriting guidelines over the next five years.
Read More »Distressed Sales Share Continues Year-Over-Year Decline, Falls to 12.1 Percent
March's distressed sales share was the lowest percentage for any March since 2007. According to CoreLogic, distressed sales usually experience a month-over-month decline in March due to seasonality; this past March, the distressed sales share fell by 1.9 percentage points from February. According to CoreLogic, 8.4 of home sales were REO (real estate-owned) transactions in March 2015, while 3.7 percent were short sales, totaling 12.1 percent.
Read More »Distressed Sales Share Falls to 13.5 Percent, Its Lowest Level in Seven Years
Distressed home sales accounted for 13.5 percent of all home sales nationwide in February 2015, which represented a decline of 3 percentage points from February 2014, according to CoreLogic's February 2015 Distressed Sales data released Tuesday. February 2015's distressed sales ...
Read More »REO Cash Sales Share Rebounds From Seasonal Decline
After a slight dip in December likely due to seasonality, REO sales once again had a 60 percent cash sales share for January, according to CoreLogic's January 2015 cash sales report released Thursday.
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