Riskiest places to buy a home

Forbes Magazine and Moody's Economy.com surveyed the 200 largest metropolitan areas, adding up the number of loans to low-rated borrowers and dividing that sum by the total number of mortgages. Here are the 10 metro areas with the highest percentages of non-prime mortgages, which makes them susceptible to defaults as unemployment rates continue to rise:

• Mission, Texas


• Detroit, Mich.


• Miami, Fla.


• Brownsville, Texas


• Merced, Calif.


• Lakeland, Fla.


• Bakersfield, Calif.


• Fort Lauderdale, Fla.


• San Bernardino, Calif.


• Visalia, Calif.