15,108 Homes Offered For Sale on Countrywide Financial's Website

Total REO Asking Price: $2,707,749,339
(As of August 11, 2008)


Source: http://www.countrywide.com/purchase/f_reo.asp

Click on state below for detailed listings.

State	Count	Total Asking Price($)	Average Asking Price($)
AK	07	1,470,300	210,043
AL	143	16,982,348	118,758
AR	38	3,399,900	89,471
AZ	722	131,961,160	182,772
CA	3,738	916,042,431	245,062
CO	209	41,664,784	199,353
CT	156	26,734,199	171,373
DC	21	5,929,899	282,376
DE	23	3,659,900	159,126
FL	1,839	340,637,706	185,230
GA	694	84,196,986	121,321
HI	40	15,085,700	377,143
IA	39	4,554,700	116,787
ID	51	14,928,850	292,723
IL	709	103,819,667	146,431
IN	287	17,334,302	60,398
KS	48	5,233,767	109,037
KY	88	7,388,648	83,962
LA	47	5,571,300	118,538
MA	251	41,081,675	163,672
MD	280	74,116,611	264,702
ME	17	1,782,300	104,841
MI	1,102	89,247,755	80,987
MN	464	70,613,256	152,184
MO	220	20,631,720	93,781
MS	90	10,899,762	121,108
MT	08	1,775,200	221,900
NC	161	28,851,798	179,204
ND	02	159,800	79,900
NE	15	2,068,500	137,900
NH	81	14,693,549	181,402
NJ	190	42,138,261	221,780
NM	26	4,192,500	161,250
NV	488	101,698,800	208,399
NY	169	39,944,291	236,357
OH	397	25,314,925	63,766
OK	54	4,812,600	89,122
OR	72	18,353,500	254,910
PA	133	17,313,336	130,175
RI	91	15,052,199	165,409
SC	95	13,913,563	146,459
SD	08	848,300	106,038
TN	260	26,718,111	102,762
TX	592	82,695,449	139,688
UT	48	17,368,200	361,838
VA	631	147,276,989	233,403
WA	117	31,779,300	271,618
WI	116	11,177,456	96,357
WV	29	4,323,286	149,079
WY	02	309,800	154,900
Total	15,108	2,707,749,339	166,896

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Experian: Fifty Percent of Consumers Are Uncomfortable Making a Major Purchase in the Next Three Months

According to the latest Experian-Gallup Personal Credit Index consumers don't plan on making any significant purchases (homes, cars, plasma TV's, granite countertops, etc...) any time soon. What's interesting to note about this survey is that consumer credit perceptions have been negatively impacted by the subprime mortgage fallout along with rising foreclosures, and the recent spike in long-term interest rates.

From Experian: “Key results on consumer attitudes toward the mortgage market include:

* 58 percent believe the problems in the subprime mortgage market will affect the overall mortgage market, while 24 percent feel the problems will be contained.
* 61 percent of consumers who are very familiar with subprime mortgage loans believe the problems in the subprime mortgage market will spill over into the overall mortgage market.
* 55 percent believe the federal government should pass new legislation helping subprime borrowers keep their homes and avoid foreclosure.

Overall, about 52 percent of consumers surveyed feel the average price of homes in their area will increase over the next year, while 29 percent believe prices will remain about the same. Eighteen percent of consumers expect that prices in their area will decrease.

Among homeowners, 50 percent believe that average prices will increase, while 32 percent feel they will stay about the same.” read full article >>

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