November 2019 Lee County Foreclosure Trends Report
Where does the November 2019 Lee County Foreclosure Trends Report come from?
We download from public records and trend the data with Microsoft Excel. We have been doing this since 2007. This report has value because it is a leading indicator of bank-owned homes coming to the market.
Compiled and analyzed by Jeff Tumbarello.
November 2019 Lee County Foreclosure Trends: Lis Pendens
- November 2019: 66 Mortgage related Lis Pendens
- October 2019: 86 Mortgage related Lis Pendens
- November 2018: 102 Mortgage related Lis Pendens.
November 2019 Lee County Foreclosure Trends: Certificates of Title
- November 2019: 58 Certificates of Title were conveyed.
- October 2019: 66 Certificates of Title were conveyed.
- November 2018: 41 Certificates of Title were conveyed.
Year Mortgage Originated | Average Complaint Amount |
2004 | $255,626 |
2005 | $313,830 |
2006 | $108,070 |
2007 | $79,266 |
2008 | N/A |
2009 | $47,444 |
2010 | $200,279 |
2011 | N/A |
2012 | $89,862 |
2013 | $202,494 |
2014 | $347,638 |
2015 | $172,739 |
2016 | $225,493 |
2017 | $155,422 |
2018 | $127,910 |
2019 | $155,422 |
Notes:
- November 2019 is more of the same in relation to the foreclosure trend.
- 6 of the foreclosure filings appear to be a result of the Bertram Versus US bank decision due to the date of the last payment. That explains the increase from last month.
- The lack of Certificate of Title Growth in relation to the Lis Pendens filings shows that the market has improved to the point if you go into default. You can trade out.
- The institutional distressed market will continue to not be a primary driver.
- Most of the foreclosures appear to be smaller loan amounts. There is significant demand within those price points.
- Appreciation has slowed down since 2016. This is why the vintage of 2016 through 2018 has as many foreclosures. They can not trade out unless they had a larger down payment.
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