Vermont Foreclosures, Tax Liens & Distressed Properties

DLRadar reads Vermont from the parcel up: foreclosure, tax, mortgage and lender records rolled into one score per ZIP. DLRadar scores 265 Vermont ZIPs across 14 counties (mean composite 24/100). By market phase, the county split is 6 neutral, 5 expansion, 3 peak. Vermont leans neutral overall, with average prices up 4.2% YoY.

Distress concentrates in Orange County, Caledonia County, Lamoille County, Grand Isle County, Washington County; open any for county- and ZIP-level detail.

The highest-scoring Vermont ZIPs are 05820 (30/100), 05822 (30/100), 05825 (30/100), 05826 (30/100), 05827 (30/100) — open any for the parcel read.

The Vermont breakdown, county by county:

In Addison County, expansion: homes +6.2% YoY, headwind 59/100. Bennington County is neutral (prices up 4.4%, bank stress 25/100). DLRadar reads Caledonia County as expansion — up 6.2% on the year, a 71/100 lender reading. Chittenden County reads peak — up 0.7% on the year, headwind 61/100. In Essex County, expansion: up 6.2% on the year, a 50/100 lender reading. Franklin County is in its peak phase, values rising 0.7%, headwind 57/100. Grand Isle County reads peak — prices up 0.7%, bank stress 69/100.

DLRadar reads Lamoille County as expansion — prices up 6.2%, a 70/100 lender reading. DLRadar reads Orange County as neutral — values rising 4.4%, bank stress 87/100. DLRadar reads Orleans County as expansion — prices up 6.2%, lender pressure 40/100. Rutland County is neutral (prices up 4.4%, bank stress 41/100). Washington County is in its neutral phase, appreciation near 4.4%, bank stress 67/100. Windham County — neutral, up 4.4% on the year, headwind 52/100. Windsor County: neutral, appreciation near 4.4%, headwind 61/100.

Every Vermont score above is deterministic: each foreclosure, mortgage-stress, tax-delinquency, lien, bank-exposure and climate signal traces back to a specific public record, then rolls up from parcel to ZIP to county. Since Vermont runs neutral overall, the edge is in the divergence — the counties and ZIPs that don't match the headline.

Browse Vermont by county below, or open a single ZIP's parcel detail. A DLRadar subscription unlocks every distressed Vermont property: owner, mailing address, APN, a score, bank-exposure read and funding-to-closing path.

However concentrated Vermont's distress turns out to be, every county and ZIP is scored the same deterministic way — recorded foreclosures, tax delinquency, liens, mortgage stress and lender headwind — so Vermont stays directly comparable to any other state you track. Nothing is interpolated: Vermont scores rebuild from public records as they post, and re-scores as new records post.

Drilling into Vermont, the highest-distress counties include Orange County, Caledonia County, Lamoille County, Grand Isle County, Washington County .

Under every Vermont score sit several layers — blending foreclosure filings, mortgage stress, tax delinquency, liens and local lender headwind so two markets with the same total can differ sharply underneath.

The way to act on Vermont doesn't change with the state: move county to ZIP to parcel, always following the score down to where a real owner is under pressure , then the platform takes it from signal to closed acquisition.

Because the model is deterministic, each Vermont number decomposes into the records that produced it — foreclosure dockets, tax rolls, recorded liens, FHFA price series and FDIC call reports — which is what makes the Vermont data defensible to cite.