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May 8, 2009 at 10:10 AM #395659May 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM #395017SD RealtorParticipant
I gotta say I strongly believe this to be the case as well. It is not like it is gonna happen, it IS ALREADY HAPPENING.
The numbers posted at foreclosure forum are not made up. If we don’t see hard evidence in the form of increased foreclosures in the next few months it is going to be very troublesome.
Without inventory prices do not collapse. It is pretty basic.
May 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM #395270SD RealtorParticipantI gotta say I strongly believe this to be the case as well. It is not like it is gonna happen, it IS ALREADY HAPPENING.
The numbers posted at foreclosure forum are not made up. If we don’t see hard evidence in the form of increased foreclosures in the next few months it is going to be very troublesome.
Without inventory prices do not collapse. It is pretty basic.
May 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM #395489SD RealtorParticipantI gotta say I strongly believe this to be the case as well. It is not like it is gonna happen, it IS ALREADY HAPPENING.
The numbers posted at foreclosure forum are not made up. If we don’t see hard evidence in the form of increased foreclosures in the next few months it is going to be very troublesome.
Without inventory prices do not collapse. It is pretty basic.
May 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM #395541SD RealtorParticipantI gotta say I strongly believe this to be the case as well. It is not like it is gonna happen, it IS ALREADY HAPPENING.
The numbers posted at foreclosure forum are not made up. If we don’t see hard evidence in the form of increased foreclosures in the next few months it is going to be very troublesome.
Without inventory prices do not collapse. It is pretty basic.
May 8, 2009 at 10:29 AM #395685SD RealtorParticipantI gotta say I strongly believe this to be the case as well. It is not like it is gonna happen, it IS ALREADY HAPPENING.
The numbers posted at foreclosure forum are not made up. If we don’t see hard evidence in the form of increased foreclosures in the next few months it is going to be very troublesome.
Without inventory prices do not collapse. It is pretty basic.
May 8, 2009 at 10:35 AM #395027jpinpbParticipantIt seems that the NODs are a massive quantity, but the foreclosures just trickle in. The banks are definitely reluctant to release them for whatever reason. Some say too busy, but I’m more inclined to believe they don’t want to take the loss on the books, which sucks b/c our tax dollars were supposed to help the banks’ loss and get the inventory resolved.
It’s like neither is happening. You hear about a trickle of places that got mod’ed and a trickle of bank owned on the market. Nothing en masse. I don’t hear about massive loan modifications. Yet I see places sitting empty for a long time. Of course the epitome is the destruction of the houses in Victorville.
May 8, 2009 at 10:35 AM #395280jpinpbParticipantIt seems that the NODs are a massive quantity, but the foreclosures just trickle in. The banks are definitely reluctant to release them for whatever reason. Some say too busy, but I’m more inclined to believe they don’t want to take the loss on the books, which sucks b/c our tax dollars were supposed to help the banks’ loss and get the inventory resolved.
It’s like neither is happening. You hear about a trickle of places that got mod’ed and a trickle of bank owned on the market. Nothing en masse. I don’t hear about massive loan modifications. Yet I see places sitting empty for a long time. Of course the epitome is the destruction of the houses in Victorville.
May 8, 2009 at 10:35 AM #395498jpinpbParticipantIt seems that the NODs are a massive quantity, but the foreclosures just trickle in. The banks are definitely reluctant to release them for whatever reason. Some say too busy, but I’m more inclined to believe they don’t want to take the loss on the books, which sucks b/c our tax dollars were supposed to help the banks’ loss and get the inventory resolved.
It’s like neither is happening. You hear about a trickle of places that got mod’ed and a trickle of bank owned on the market. Nothing en masse. I don’t hear about massive loan modifications. Yet I see places sitting empty for a long time. Of course the epitome is the destruction of the houses in Victorville.
May 8, 2009 at 10:35 AM #395551jpinpbParticipantIt seems that the NODs are a massive quantity, but the foreclosures just trickle in. The banks are definitely reluctant to release them for whatever reason. Some say too busy, but I’m more inclined to believe they don’t want to take the loss on the books, which sucks b/c our tax dollars were supposed to help the banks’ loss and get the inventory resolved.
It’s like neither is happening. You hear about a trickle of places that got mod’ed and a trickle of bank owned on the market. Nothing en masse. I don’t hear about massive loan modifications. Yet I see places sitting empty for a long time. Of course the epitome is the destruction of the houses in Victorville.
May 8, 2009 at 10:35 AM #395695jpinpbParticipantIt seems that the NODs are a massive quantity, but the foreclosures just trickle in. The banks are definitely reluctant to release them for whatever reason. Some say too busy, but I’m more inclined to believe they don’t want to take the loss on the books, which sucks b/c our tax dollars were supposed to help the banks’ loss and get the inventory resolved.
It’s like neither is happening. You hear about a trickle of places that got mod’ed and a trickle of bank owned on the market. Nothing en masse. I don’t hear about massive loan modifications. Yet I see places sitting empty for a long time. Of course the epitome is the destruction of the houses in Victorville.
May 8, 2009 at 10:45 AM #395038OxfordParticipantThat makes sense.
And so does this.
http://piggington.com/foreclosures_coming_soon_to_a_neighborhood_near_youSo what is one to believe?
ox
…riding along on a carousel, trying to catch up to you…May 8, 2009 at 10:45 AM #395290OxfordParticipantThat makes sense.
And so does this.
http://piggington.com/foreclosures_coming_soon_to_a_neighborhood_near_youSo what is one to believe?
ox
…riding along on a carousel, trying to catch up to you…May 8, 2009 at 10:45 AM #395509OxfordParticipantThat makes sense.
And so does this.
http://piggington.com/foreclosures_coming_soon_to_a_neighborhood_near_youSo what is one to believe?
ox
…riding along on a carousel, trying to catch up to you…May 8, 2009 at 10:45 AM #395561OxfordParticipantThat makes sense.
And so does this.
http://piggington.com/foreclosures_coming_soon_to_a_neighborhood_near_youSo what is one to believe?
ox
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