Topic: CoreLogic Systems Inc.
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Housing market: Which state faces biggest foreclosure risks? New Jersey.
The US has 1.8 million units of 'shadow inventory' – distressed properties likely to hit the housing market. New Jersey tops the list, with Illinois, Florida, and California also among the most at-risk. The data, part of a new report, show both improvement and remaining problems.
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Underwater mortgages rise: Nearly a quarter of borrowers affected
Underwater mortgages rose to 23 percent at the end of 2010. In Nevade, underwater mortgages account for roughly two-thirds of home loans.
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Mortgage lending fraud on the rise
Mortgage lending fraud peaked in 2006, fell to a low in early 2009, and now has rebounded by more than 20 percent, CoreLogic says.
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Home prices up, but can it last?
Home prices edged higher at the height of the summer home-buying season, but analysts see a dropoff in the fall.
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Foreclosures aren't over, despite quarterly drop in mortgage delinquency
Foreclosures may come down as the jobs market improves, but the share of home loans in serious trouble remains elevated.
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Are home prices headed for another drop?
It's still a good time to buy. The end of tax credits and foreclosures will help keep home prices down.



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