The smallest state in the Union by area, Rhode Island is the 43rd largest state by population, with slightly more than one million inhabitants. Just 37 miles wide and 48 miles long, Rhode Island packs a lot into such a small area. The last of the Thirteen Colonies, Rhode Island became a state in the year 1790.

Rhode Island is bounded by Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Atlantic Ocean, though it also shares a water border with New York. You’re sure to strike gold when you search among any of the 39 cities and towns in the Rhode Island real estate market. The largest city and capital is Providence, and other main cities include East Providence, Newport, Pawtucket, Woonsocket, and Cranston. Deals are for the finding on Rhode Island homes for rent in these areas.

Several renowned colleges and universities make their home in Rhode Island, including Brown University, Providence College, the University of Rhode Island, and New England Institute of Technology. Search near these campuses for deals on Rhode Island foreclosures.