In the United States in August has increased the number of returned bank homes purchased mortgage

In the United States in August, so in comparison with July, increased the number of houses have been returned to banks because of the inability of owners to pay mortgages, ITAR-TASS reported with reference to the report of the research service RealtyTrac.

As noted in the report, the number of houses returned to banks in August to 14% higher than last year. This year is 3.4 million U.S. homeowners have received notices that their homes may be seized for nonpayment. Thus in 2008 the figure was 2,3 million

According to the experts, this state of affairs suggests that the efforts of the administration of U.S. President Barack Obama to change this trend in the housing market has not brought the desired result. During the first six months of this year, banks in the U.S. have been returned more than 1,5 million houses, whose owners were unable to pay the mortgage.

Most active, this process is in Nevada. In second place Arizona in the third - of Florida. This is followed by Utah, Georgia, Michigan, Illinois, Idaho and Colorado.

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