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August 25, 2007 at 8:58 PM #81109August 26, 2007 at 9:10 PM #81132bonfireParticipant
Are the transfers of title to homes which have been “sold” back to the lender in a foreclosure auction reflected in the monthly sales figures in any way? If a house with a 1 mil. loan is sold back to the lender, at the the foreclosere auction for 1 mil, does that home count as sold for that price? I have been a Piggington lurker for awhile and appreciate the education available here. I have not seen this question covered in the posts,although it may have been.
Thanks!August 26, 2007 at 9:10 PM #81262bonfireParticipantAre the transfers of title to homes which have been “sold” back to the lender in a foreclosure auction reflected in the monthly sales figures in any way? If a house with a 1 mil. loan is sold back to the lender, at the the foreclosere auction for 1 mil, does that home count as sold for that price? I have been a Piggington lurker for awhile and appreciate the education available here. I have not seen this question covered in the posts,although it may have been.
Thanks!August 26, 2007 at 9:10 PM #81283bonfireParticipantAre the transfers of title to homes which have been “sold” back to the lender in a foreclosure auction reflected in the monthly sales figures in any way? If a house with a 1 mil. loan is sold back to the lender, at the the foreclosere auction for 1 mil, does that home count as sold for that price? I have been a Piggington lurker for awhile and appreciate the education available here. I have not seen this question covered in the posts,although it may have been.
Thanks!August 26, 2007 at 9:56 PM #81368HereWeGoParticipantThe July numbers are “pre-credit crunch” and are therefor irrelevant IMO. I suspect a great many of the graphs and charts presented to prove a case wrt/ RE will show a salient discontinuity once the August numbers are plotted.
August 26, 2007 at 9:56 PM #81500HereWeGoParticipantThe July numbers are “pre-credit crunch” and are therefor irrelevant IMO. I suspect a great many of the graphs and charts presented to prove a case wrt/ RE will show a salient discontinuity once the August numbers are plotted.
August 26, 2007 at 9:56 PM #81520HereWeGoParticipantThe July numbers are “pre-credit crunch” and are therefor irrelevant IMO. I suspect a great many of the graphs and charts presented to prove a case wrt/ RE will show a salient discontinuity once the August numbers are plotted.
August 26, 2007 at 9:58 PM #81371HLSParticipantThe July report is a distorted “lie”
See the “MONKEY NAMED GEORGE” thread for a review.August 26, 2007 at 9:58 PM #81502HLSParticipantThe July report is a distorted “lie”
See the “MONKEY NAMED GEORGE” thread for a review.August 26, 2007 at 9:58 PM #81523HLSParticipantThe July report is a distorted “lie”
See the “MONKEY NAMED GEORGE” thread for a review. -
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