Montgomery AL Foreclosure Trends - Sept 2011
There were 973 Montgomery AL foreclosure homes for sale with 95 new foreclosures in Sept 2011. The average selling price of a Montgomery AL home was $129,586 and the average foreclosure selling price was $59,568, a $70,018 savings, according to RealtyTrac.com.
Montgomery AL Foreclosure Activity and 30 Year Interest Rate
Montgomery interest rates averaged 4.11% in September while the number of foreclosed homes increased from 80 in August to 95 in September.
Foreclosure activity is based on the total number of properties that receive foreclosure filings – default notice, foreclosure auction notice or bank repossession – each month. Interest rate is based on the average 30-year fixed rate from Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey.
Montgomery AL Foreclosure Geographical Comparison
Montgomery AL foreclosure activity was 0.07% lower than national statistics. 0.03% higher than Alabama and the same as Montgomery County statistics for the month of September.
Montgomery AL Foreclosure Activity by Month
The number of Bank-Owned properties decreased from 55 homes in August to 53 in September. The number of Auctions increased from 25 to 42. There is a 6-month falling trend.
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