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Illinois Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category.

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1 Illinois Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category.

2 Chicago Area Foreclosure Rates Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category.

3 Michigan Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category.

4 Southeast Michigan Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

5 Indiana Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

6 Indianapolis Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

7 Wisconsin Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

8 Milwaukee Area Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

9 Iowa Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

10 Des Moines Area Foreclosure Rate Non-Prime Loans Source: LPS Applied Analytics, September 2008 Note: Numbers in parentheses denote number of ZIP codes in category

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