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FORECLOSURE BUSINESS DROPS

Posted: December 18, 2011 at 5:25 a.m.

Holiday money is tight for Connie Turner, agent with Coldwell Banker in Rogers, after Freddie Mac pulled four of her pending foreclosure sales in November.

BY THE NUMBERS

HOMES IN NORTHWEST ARKANSAS

47: Foreclosure filings in November in Benton and Washington counties

62: Precentage of households in both counties who are homeowners

330: Average days it takes a lender to foreclose in Arkansas

87,016: Housing units in Benton County

85,415: Housing units in Washington

County SOURCE: STAFF REPORT

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Business, Pages 11 on 12/18/2011

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