Discover how tax lien foreclosure works, key differences from tax deed sales, and what happens if a property owner fails to pay taxes. Informative insights for investors and homeowners.

In the years immediately following the Great Recession of 2008, U.S. residential foreclosures soared, reaching an all-time high in the fourth quarter of 2010. This created various business ...

U.S. foreclosure filings rose 14% in 2025 to 367,460 properties, but they remain 87% below the 2010 peak, according to ATTOM ...

Foreclosed homes sold for an average of 28 percent less last year. March 4, 2011 — -- How would you like to knock tens of thousands of dollars off the price when you buy a home? You can do just ...

The topic of foreclosure generally brings to mind stories of homeowners who have fallen on hard times and lose their family home to the bank. But there's another important demographic being negatively ...

Foreclosure activity rose notably in 2025, according to the ATTOM Year-End 2025 Foreclosure Market Report, reflecting a ...

Foreclosure is back at the center of the U.S. housing story, as lenders step up efforts to reclaim properties from struggling ...

The number of empty U.S. homes stayed relatively flat in the third quarter of 2025, even as abandoned foreclosure properties -- so-called "zombies" -- ticked higher, underscoring resilience in housing ...