The Fed's Foreclosure Map (New!)

by Osman Parvez
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There's a new foreclosure map worth checking out.

The Federal Reserve's dynamic map is a very powerful tool for seeing current areas in trouble and possibly forecasting the future. You can zoom down to the City level and see the difference between zip codes, toggling between Subprime and Alt-A loans. In Colorado 6.8% of subprime loans are in foreclosure and 1.9% of Alt-A loans.

Here's a few maps I generated from the site (darker= higher percentage):

Subprime loans that have had a late payment in the last 12 months:



Subprime loans that were originated with low or no documentation:



On the Fed's site, you can choose maps that show
  • Loans per housing units,
  • In foreclosure
  • Using ARMS
  • 90+ days delinquent
  • Median combined LTV
  • Share low FICO high LTV
  • Low or no doc
  • Had a late payment in last 12 months
  • Have an arm resetting in 12 months
  • And more



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