Pipilo St. property in PQ

[Scarlett]

Thank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.

BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your help, UCGal! The trustees deed here was filed 11/22/10, after the statutory 3 full business days after the sale had elapsed.

As was my first instinct, WGJ Trust is the bene who foreclosed. It appears there may be plenty of cushion in this property. When it closes escrow, the back taxes and penalties will be caught up and all will be well :=)

Acc to ARCC, WGJ Trust appears to have been buying trust deeds since at least 2002. Win some and lose some. On this one they will make out fine :=]

Lol, having implanted the CA non-judicial foreclosure process in my brain 30 years ago, I know it backwards and forwards in my head. But without being able to view the documents within the chain of title with my own eyes, I am hamstrung by my gut instinct only.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your help, UCGal! The trustees deed here was filed 11/22/10, after the statutory 3 full business days after the sale had elapsed.

As was my first instinct, WGJ Trust is the bene who foreclosed. It appears there may be plenty of cushion in this property. When it closes escrow, the back taxes and penalties will be caught up and all will be well :=)

Acc to ARCC, WGJ Trust appears to have been buying trust deeds since at least 2002. Win some and lose some. On this one they will make out fine :=]

Lol, having implanted the CA non-judicial foreclosure process in my brain 30 years ago, I know it backwards and forwards in my head. But without being able to view the documents within the chain of title with my own eyes, I am hamstrung by my gut instinct only.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your help, UCGal! The trustees deed here was filed 11/22/10, after the statutory 3 full business days after the sale had elapsed.

As was my first instinct, WGJ Trust is the bene who foreclosed. It appears there may be plenty of cushion in this property. When it closes escrow, the back taxes and penalties will be caught up and all will be well :=)

Acc to ARCC, WGJ Trust appears to have been buying trust deeds since at least 2002. Win some and lose some. On this one they will make out fine :=]

Lol, having implanted the CA non-judicial foreclosure process in my brain 30 years ago, I know it backwards and forwards in my head. But without being able to view the documents within the chain of title with my own eyes, I am hamstrung by my gut instinct only.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your help, UCGal! The trustees deed here was filed 11/22/10, after the statutory 3 full business days after the sale had elapsed.

As was my first instinct, WGJ Trust is the bene who foreclosed. It appears there may be plenty of cushion in this property. When it closes escrow, the back taxes and penalties will be caught up and all will be well :=)

Acc to ARCC, WGJ Trust appears to have been buying trust deeds since at least 2002. Win some and lose some. On this one they will make out fine :=]

Lol, having implanted the CA non-judicial foreclosure process in my brain 30 years ago, I know it backwards and forwards in my head. But without being able to view the documents within the chain of title with my own eyes, I am hamstrung by my gut instinct only.

[bearishgurl]

Thank you for your help, UCGal! The trustees deed here was filed 11/22/10, after the statutory 3 full business days after the sale had elapsed.

As was my first instinct, WGJ Trust is the bene who foreclosed. It appears there may be plenty of cushion in this property. When it closes escrow, the back taxes and penalties will be caught up and all will be well :=)

Acc to ARCC, WGJ Trust appears to have been buying trust deeds since at least 2002. Win some and lose some. On this one they will make out fine :=]

Lol, having implanted the CA non-judicial foreclosure process in my brain 30 years ago, I know it backwards and forwards in my head. But without being able to view the documents within the chain of title with my own eyes, I am hamstrung by my gut instinct only.

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