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February 2, 2008 at 10:39 PM #11697February 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM #147360
NotCranky
Participant$481,500 is the trustee sale price . It went back to the bank. The new price is what the bank is selling it for and it went pending in a hurry.
February 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM #147710Participant$481,500 is the trustee sale price . It went back to the bank. The new price is what the bank is selling it for and it went pending in a hurry.
February 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM #147609Participant$481,500 is the trustee sale price . It went back to the bank. The new price is what the bank is selling it for and it went pending in a hurry.
February 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM #147632Participant$481,500 is the trustee sale price . It went back to the bank. The new price is what the bank is selling it for and it went pending in a hurry.
February 2, 2008 at 10:52 PM #147642Participant$481,500 is the trustee sale price . It went back to the bank. The new price is what the bank is selling it for and it went pending in a hurry.
February 2, 2008 at 11:37 PM #147379stansd
ParticipantGot it. Makes sense now, though I’m wondering why the prior owner didn’t sell it rather than letting it go back to the bank.
Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?
Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?
Stan
February 2, 2008 at 11:37 PM #147726ParticipantGot it. Makes sense now, though I’m wondering why the prior owner didn’t sell it rather than letting it go back to the bank.
Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?
Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?
Stan
February 2, 2008 at 11:37 PM #147624ParticipantGot it. Makes sense now, though I’m wondering why the prior owner didn’t sell it rather than letting it go back to the bank.
Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?
Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?
Stan
February 2, 2008 at 11:37 PM #147656ParticipantGot it. Makes sense now, though I’m wondering why the prior owner didn’t sell it rather than letting it go back to the bank.
Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?
Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?
Stan
February 2, 2008 at 11:37 PM #147650ParticipantGot it. Makes sense now, though I’m wondering why the prior owner didn’t sell it rather than letting it go back to the bank.
Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?
Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?
Stan
February 3, 2008 at 12:02 AM #147669ParticipantStan,
“Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?”
Yes,only the balance for the foreclosing entity, not seconds which are erradicated by the foreclosure and unless the lender lets and outside bidder take it for less.“Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?”
Yes there are. I am not sure how fast the info is available in a convenient format. I have the MLS so even though I have seen people post good links here I haven’t needed to remember them. Temeculaguy and probably some others have a good handle on research via web based public data banks.
A standing link on Rich’s home page for good sites would be nice.February 3, 2008 at 12:02 AM #147736ParticipantStan,
“Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?”
Yes,only the balance for the foreclosing entity, not seconds which are erradicated by the foreclosure and unless the lender lets and outside bidder take it for less.“Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?”
Yes there are. I am not sure how fast the info is available in a convenient format. I have the MLS so even though I have seen people post good links here I haven’t needed to remember them. Temeculaguy and probably some others have a good handle on research via web based public data banks.
A standing link on Rich’s home page for good sites would be nice.February 3, 2008 at 12:02 AM #147657ParticipantStan,
“Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?”
Yes,only the balance for the foreclosing entity, not seconds which are erradicated by the foreclosure and unless the lender lets and outside bidder take it for less.“Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?”
Yes there are. I am not sure how fast the info is available in a convenient format. I have the MLS so even though I have seen people post good links here I haven’t needed to remember them. Temeculaguy and probably some others have a good handle on research via web based public data banks.
A standing link on Rich’s home page for good sites would be nice.February 3, 2008 at 12:02 AM #147635ParticipantStan,
“Isn’t the trustee sales price typically the loan balance?”
Yes,only the balance for the foreclosing entity, not seconds which are erradicated by the foreclosure and unless the lender lets and outside bidder take it for less.“Rustico, are there publicly available sources that can help me figure out what’s going on in instances like this?”
Yes there are. I am not sure how fast the info is available in a convenient format. I have the MLS so even though I have seen people post good links here I haven’t needed to remember them. Temeculaguy and probably some others have a good handle on research via web based public data banks.
A standing link on Rich’s home page for good sites would be nice. -
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