U.S.

Here is a look at the percentage of home loans in trouble as of July 2009. Troubled loans on this page are those in which the borrower is more than 60 days behind on payments or the lender has taken or is in the process of taking the property.

Loans
 
Prime
Least risk loans
Alt-A
More risk loans
Subprime
Most risk loans
As of July 2009 40,917,313 2,456,917 2,703,671
+60 days delinquent 6.0% 25.5% 39.7%
Bank-owned / Foreclosing 2.2% 14.3% 18.2%

Click an area for details. Bank-owned / Foreclosing Overall
Florida 11.9%
Nevada 9.6%
Arizona 5.8%
California 5.6%
New Jersey 4.6%
Illinois 4.1%
Rhode Island 3.8%
Hawaii 3.8%
Maryland 3.6%
Ohio 3.5%
Michigan 3.4%
New York 3.4%
Maine 3.3%
Connecticut 3.2%
Indiana 3.1%
Idaho 3.1%
Georgia 3.0%
Minnesota 2.9%
District of Columbia 2.9%
Massachusetts 2.7%
South Carolina 2.7%
Delaware 2.6%
Wisconsin 2.5%
Utah 2.5%
Oregon 2.4%
Kentucky 2.4%
New Mexico 2.3%
Colorado 2.3%
Louisiana 2.2%
Pennsylvania 2.2%
Washington 2.2%
Virginia 2.1%
Mississippi 2.1%
Oklahoma 2.1%
New Hampshire 1.9%
Iowa 1.9%
West Virginia 1.9%
Tennessee 1.8%
Vermont 1.7%
Alabama 1.7%
Missouri 1.7%
Kansas 1.6%
North Carolina 1.6%
Texas 1.5%
Arkansas 1.5%
Montana 1.4%
South Dakota 1.3%
Nebraska 1.2%
Alaska 1.2%
Wyoming 1.0%
North Dakota 0.8%

Source: First American CoreLogic, LoanPerformance data.
Counts are estimates based on market multipliers.