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Despite a major improvement from last year, we still lead the nation.

More than 47,600 New Jersey properties in 2018 had a foreclosure filing.

The situation is worse than the same time last year, and New Jersey's rate is higher than the national average.

New Jersey's rate is actually down 2 percent from a year ago, but the foreclosure picture has been so nasty over the last few years, the decrease isn't enough to erase New Jersey's unfortunate distinction as the foreclosure leader.

If you're thinking about putting your house on the market, act sooner than later.

A new analysis goes county by county in the Garden State.

More than 7,500 one-family properties that exchanged hands last year already had a sale on record in the previous 12 months, according to state-by-state analysis from real-estate tracker ATTOM Data Solutions.

Nationwide, the seven counties with the worst foreclosure rates are right here in the Garden State.

It's been a long time since such a small percentage of New Jersey homeowners were drowning in money still owed on their home.

The more at-risk for hurricanes and other natural catastrophes, the more money you may get for your home when it hits the market.