New York Appellate Court Bars Heir From Contesting Foreclosu
A New York appellate court has ruled that an heir cannot challenge foreclosure notices issued by a lender.
Follow publicly reported distress signals by state and county. Explore the numbers, their sources, and what they actually mean.
Quarterly FHFA National Mortgage Database estimates—not property listings or foreclosure filing totals.
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Share of sampled active mortgages, % · not homes listed for sale
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Quarter-over-quarter change awaiting data
FHFA statistics become visible after the first successful server-side sync. The latest reporting quarter is not necessarily the current quarter.
Quarterly foreclosure events reported by FHFA for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages. These are U.S. portfolio totals—not estimates of all foreclosures nationwide.
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Waiting for the published FHFA quarterly reports. These figures must never be added to county notice counts.
CFPB monthly sample-based rates, not foreclosure counts. These statistics share the NMDB foundation with FHFA and must not be summed together.
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Published monthly CFPB data are imported separately from FHFA quarterly estimates; newest available reporting dates may differ.
Useful explanatory reporting on mortgage distress, laws, housing conditions and foreclosure processes.
A New York appellate court has ruled that an heir cannot challenge foreclosure notices issued by a lender.