The share of homes that were worth at least 50 percent more than their mortgage fell for the second straight quarter. Still, there are few homes facing foreclosure, according to the latest report from Attom.
Source: Inman News
Market slowdown is ‘chipping away’ at homeowner wealth: Attom
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