U.S. Property Distress & Foreclosure Data
DLRadar scores every U.S. county and ZIP code for property distress — foreclosure, mortgage and tax stress, bank exposure, climate risk and auction activity — from deterministic public records. Choose a state to drill into county and ZIP-level distress intelligence, or unlock the full property-level data.
51 states and territories carry a DLRadar distress page, 3,142 county pages between them; the largest state sets are Texas (254), Georgia (159), Virginia (133) on DLRadar, Kentucky (120), Missouri (115), Kansas (105). Every county page scores its ZIPs 0-100 from public records and links to the county's insurance, bank-stress and lead pages.
County pages by state on DLRadar: Alaska 30, Alabama 67, Arkansas 75, Arizona 15, California 58, Colorado 64, Connecticut 7, District of Columbia 1, Delaware 3, Florida 67, Georgia 159, Hawaii 5, Iowa 99, Idaho 44, Illinois 102, Indiana 92, Kansas 105, Kentucky 120, Louisiana 64, Massachusetts 14, Maryland 24, Maine 16, Michigan 83, Minnesota 87, Missouri 115, Mississippi 82, Montana 56, North Carolina 100, North Dakota 53, Nebraska 93, New Hampshire 10, New Jersey 21, New Mexico 33, Nevada 17, New York 62, Ohio 88, Oklahoma 77, Oregon 36, Pennsylvania 67, Rhode Island 5, South Carolina 46, South Dakota 66, Tennessee 95, Texas 254, Utah 29, Virginia 133, Vermont 14, Washington 39, Wisconsin 72, West Virginia 55, Wyoming 23.
Each county score is a 0-100 composite built every month from foreclosure filings, tax-lien and tax-deed records, FHA mortgage delinquency, FDIC bank-stress readings for the lenders active in the county, FEMA and NFIP insurance pressure and the county's own price-cycle phase; nothing on a county page is estimated from a model or bought from a data vendor.