10455 Londonderry– Any more info?

[CricketOnTheHearth]

This house is on my street and the comings-and-goings around it suddenly changed the middle of last month. All of a sudden, every couple of days, a half-dozen or so young men buzz around orbiting the place in the evening like flies– have a party in the back yard, drive off in a car only to return a few minutes later, etc. Up to June it was quiet, and I initially chalked the change up to just school letting out or something. But there was an older couple there and I haven’t seen them for a month… the cars that were parked in the driveway have changed too.

I did look up the Zillow, SDLookup, and county tax assessor info. The house was put on the market last December for $350K or so, and the asking price was dropped to $299 this May. The owner is in arrears (“default”) on the last 2 property tax payments, to the tune of $4,600. What’s odd to me is that the house is currently assessed by the county at $370K, but it was last sold (per Zillow) in 1993 for $147K. How did the guy’s assessment go so high? And I see no indication of a sale in the past month… or maybe Zillow is just slow?

I’m just wondering if the owner has all-around defaulted, left town, and some ‘bandos (possibly his ne’er-do-well relative) have moved in…?

[SD Realtor]

The flurry of activity that you have seen is indicative of people checking out the property in order to assess the condition of it. The property is most likely scheduled for an auction of some type. It could be a trustee sale or it could be an auction for taxes. I checked the fidelity website for downtown auctions but did not see that address. It could still be scheduled but for something out of my range. It also could have recently gone back to the beneficiary and not yet be recorded. It could be scheduled for El Cajon as I did not check that queue yet.

It could be nothing either.

Don’t know what to tell you about who has moved in and who now occupies the home. There could have been a remodel at some time and that the home was reassessed as well bumping up the value.

[SD Realtor]

The flurry of activity that you have seen is indicative of people checking out the property in order to assess the condition of it. The property is most likely scheduled for an auction of some type. It could be a trustee sale or it could be an auction for taxes. I checked the fidelity website for downtown auctions but did not see that address. It could still be scheduled but for something out of my range. It also could have recently gone back to the beneficiary and not yet be recorded. It could be scheduled for El Cajon as I did not check that queue yet.

It could be nothing either.

Don’t know what to tell you about who has moved in and who now occupies the home. There could have been a remodel at some time and that the home was reassessed as well bumping up the value.

[SD Realtor]

The flurry of activity that you have seen is indicative of people checking out the property in order to assess the condition of it. The property is most likely scheduled for an auction of some type. It could be a trustee sale or it could be an auction for taxes. I checked the fidelity website for downtown auctions but did not see that address. It could still be scheduled but for something out of my range. It also could have recently gone back to the beneficiary and not yet be recorded. It could be scheduled for El Cajon as I did not check that queue yet.

It could be nothing either.

Don’t know what to tell you about who has moved in and who now occupies the home. There could have been a remodel at some time and that the home was reassessed as well bumping up the value.

[SD Realtor]

The flurry of activity that you have seen is indicative of people checking out the property in order to assess the condition of it. The property is most likely scheduled for an auction of some type. It could be a trustee sale or it could be an auction for taxes. I checked the fidelity website for downtown auctions but did not see that address. It could still be scheduled but for something out of my range. It also could have recently gone back to the beneficiary and not yet be recorded. It could be scheduled for El Cajon as I did not check that queue yet.

It could be nothing either.

Don’t know what to tell you about who has moved in and who now occupies the home. There could have been a remodel at some time and that the home was reassessed as well bumping up the value.

[SD Realtor]

The flurry of activity that you have seen is indicative of people checking out the property in order to assess the condition of it. The property is most likely scheduled for an auction of some type. It could be a trustee sale or it could be an auction for taxes. I checked the fidelity website for downtown auctions but did not see that address. It could still be scheduled but for something out of my range. It also could have recently gone back to the beneficiary and not yet be recorded. It could be scheduled for El Cajon as I did not check that queue yet.

It could be nothing either.

Don’t know what to tell you about who has moved in and who now occupies the home. There could have been a remodel at some time and that the home was reassessed as well bumping up the value.

[UCGal]

Could be bandos… or could be renters. Not uncommon for defaulted owners to rent out and make money while not paying the bills.

[UCGal]

Could be bandos… or could be renters. Not uncommon for defaulted owners to rent out and make money while not paying the bills.

[UCGal]

Could be bandos… or could be renters. Not uncommon for defaulted owners to rent out and make money while not paying the bills.

[UCGal]

Could be bandos… or could be renters. Not uncommon for defaulted owners to rent out and make money while not paying the bills.

[UCGal]

Could be bandos… or could be renters. Not uncommon for defaulted owners to rent out and make money while not paying the bills.

[CricketOnTheHearth]

SD Realtor–
Sorry, I did not make it clear in my post.
The groups of young men buzz in and out of the house after sundown, usually from 9 pm to 12 midnight or even 2 am one time. And no, they do not look like “buyers” either.

The flurry of “buyers” came by on Sunday afternoons last fall, but I haven’t seen any more for months.

Where would I look up to see if a Notice of Default has been filed?

[CricketOnTheHearth]

SD Realtor–
Sorry, I did not make it clear in my post.
The groups of young men buzz in and out of the house after sundown, usually from 9 pm to 12 midnight or even 2 am one time. And no, they do not look like “buyers” either.

The flurry of “buyers” came by on Sunday afternoons last fall, but I haven’t seen any more for months.

Where would I look up to see if a Notice of Default has been filed?

[CricketOnTheHearth]

SD Realtor–
Sorry, I did not make it clear in my post.
The groups of young men buzz in and out of the house after sundown, usually from 9 pm to 12 midnight or even 2 am one time. And no, they do not look like “buyers” either.

The flurry of “buyers” came by on Sunday afternoons last fall, but I haven’t seen any more for months.

Where would I look up to see if a Notice of Default has been filed?

[CricketOnTheHearth]

SD Realtor–
Sorry, I did not make it clear in my post.
The groups of young men buzz in and out of the house after sundown, usually from 9 pm to 12 midnight or even 2 am one time. And no, they do not look like “buyers” either.

The flurry of “buyers” came by on Sunday afternoons last fall, but I haven’t seen any more for months.

Where would I look up to see if a Notice of Default has been filed?

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