Foreclosure List Providers In Vermont

The best way to find preforeclosure homes in Vermont is to use a list provider.  Finding good reliable data is the first step if you want to market to homeowners in foreclosure, and it’s very often worth it to pay someone (or a company) to mine this data for you.  Once you’ve developed a system to have this information delivered to you, your marketing becomes a lot easier.

Vermont reported 11 foreclosure filings in August, a 22 percent increase from the previous month, and a 450 percent increase from August 2006, according to RealtyTrac.

Vermont ranked lowest in the country in total foreclosures for the month. The state’s foreclosure rate of one foreclosure filing for every 27,940 households ranked it the lowest state again. Chittenden County reported the highest foreclosure total for the month, with four foreclosure filings. Rutland County came in second, with three foreclosure filings, followed by Bennington, Franklin, Orleans and Windham Counties, each reporting one foreclosure filing.

Rutland County reported the highest foreclosure rate in the state for August, with one foreclosure filing for every 10,932 households — 2.6 times the state average. Orleans County posted the second highest foreclosure rate, with one foreclosure filing for every 15,299 households — 1.8 times the state average. Chittenden County posted the third highest foreclosure rate, with one foreclosure filing for every 15,530 households — 1.8 times the state average.

Total foreclosure filings in Vermont accounted for less than 1 percent of the 243,947 foreclosure filings nationwide in August.