Are Foreclosures About to Explode?

Foreclosures are making headlines again—but what’s real and what’s hype? In this episode of Today in Mortgages, we break down the latest MarketWatch report claiming foreclosures are up 20%, and put it all into context.

Here’s what you’ll learn:
– Why foreclosure numbers are rising (and what’s really driving it)
– How today compares to pre-COVID levels
– The hidden costs of homeownership you might not be thinking about
– Practical tips to fight rising costs: insurance shopping, tax protests, and more
– What affordability looks like for the future—and how builders and policy play a role

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