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Here are some links I view often (I remember when they didnt have more than 5 foreclosures on any of these sites early 2006)
http://www.countrywide.com/purchase/f_reo.asp
http://www.downeysavings.com/ffs/properties
http://www.ocwen.com/reo/residential/res_reofindbystate.cfm?CFID=4252151&CFTOKEN=49130540
foreclosure.com lists 90 NOD’s that listed new during the last 9 days for Murrieta and 35 for Temecula. I ran some S.D. cities for comparison, Carlsbad-11, Oceanside-35, Esco-25, San Marcos-16, Vista-14.
Canary in a coal mine or is it possibly related to that big R.E. scam that involved possibly hundreds of murrieta homes. I thought that the scam was more than a few months ago, you’d think they would be getting close to foreclosure sale by now and not just getting their NOD’s, plus foreclosure.com lists the name of the owner and I didn’t see obvious duplicates. With and average of ten notices of default per day in a city of 90k, how long until there is blood in the streets. I don’t know the percentages of defaults to NOD’s but my guess is that it will close in on half because selling out or refi out just got significantly harder, that’s 5 per day in Murrieta hitting the courthouse steps by the time football season starts. It’s possible the other thread about DR horton in Murrieta slashing prices 20% is the result of someone at DR horton that saw this same info and is trying to get out of town while they can.
is this an excessive number of NODs for the area?
if this is the tip of the iceberg… uh oh…
waiting hawk
thanks for all the great links. they are now added to my IE faves.