2009 saw 2,824,674 foreclosed properties in the United States, and that's a 21% increase from 2008 and a 120% increase from 2007. Do you know which states offered the greatest foreclosure purchase opportunity?
In terms of total foreclosures, California ranked #1, with 632,573 foreclosed properties. Florida followed with 516,711. Arizona was a distant third with 163,210 foreclosures. But since California and Florida are pretty highly-populated states, what's more interesting is the portion of a given state's housing units that are in foreclosure. In terms of foreclosure density, the worst state is Nevada, with a whopping one foreclosure for every 10 properties. Arizona follows with one foreclosure for every 16 properties. Florida is right on its heels with one foreclosure for every 17 properties.
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