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96 The Big Finish Wrap your head around the market's leading indicators. WHERE FORECLOSURES WERE HIGHEST IN 2021 A new analysis by digital homeownership platform Knock has found that as the nation's double-digit home price appreciation has pushed homeowner's equity to record highs, it is not necessarily good news for all homeowners. While the nation's recent home price has boosted homeowners struggling with underwater mortgages, for others, the housing boom fueled by low rates and the pandemic have resulted in higher tax burdens. Knock's analysis focused on the impact of home price appreciation, unemployment rates, debt-to-income ratios, income inequality, and the length of the foreclosure process on real estate-owned (REO) transactions, found that those already struggling to meet their mortgage payments are at the greatest risk of losing their home to foreclosure as property taxes rise. ese are the places where foreclosures occur the most and how long the process takes. Source: Knock.com, "2021 Brings in New States Topping the Foreclosure Charts" 2021 TOP FORECLOSURE STATES (JAN. 2021 – SEPT. 2021) 96 RANK STATE REO TRANSACTIONS AVERAGE HPI % CHANGE YOY AVERAGE UNEMPLOYMENT RATE DEBT-TO-INCOME RATIO AVERAGE LENGTH OF FORECLOSURE PROCESS (DAYS) 1 VA 3% 18% 4.6% 1.82 393 2 GA 2% 21% 4.1% 1.46 442 3 NJ 2% 20% 7.4% 1.46 841 4 MS 2% 14% 6.1% 1.56 133 5 NY 2% 19% 8.0% 0.74 885 NATIONAL 1% 20% 5.6% 1.5 614

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