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  • May 22, 2009 at 12:41 PM #15742
    SD Realtor
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    I went down to the courthouse today to check out the trustee sale. Wow a heck of alot different then when I was there a few months ago. There were about 40 people this time. The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations. Then they had bidding. I would say I was there for about 30-40 properties and 5 were sold to private parties and the rest went back to the bank. There were still properties to go when I left.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:53 PM #404286
    DWCAP
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    “The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations”

    Just curious, but how many properties was this? Was it like 6properties each taking 10 min, or more like 60 each taking 1 min to be delayed? It puts some of the other things into context.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:53 PM #404982
    DWCAP
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    “The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations”

    Just curious, but how many properties was this? Was it like 6properties each taking 10 min, or more like 60 each taking 1 min to be delayed? It puts some of the other things into context.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:53 PM #404835
    DWCAP
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    “The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations”

    Just curious, but how many properties was this? Was it like 6properties each taking 10 min, or more like 60 each taking 1 min to be delayed? It puts some of the other things into context.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:53 PM #404775
    DWCAP
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    “The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations”

    Just curious, but how many properties was this? Was it like 6properties each taking 10 min, or more like 60 each taking 1 min to be delayed? It puts some of the other things into context.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:53 PM #404539
    DWCAP
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    “The first HOUR minutes were filled with nothing but postponements due to br, bk, and even a few cancellations”

    Just curious, but how many properties was this? Was it like 6properties each taking 10 min, or more like 60 each taking 1 min to be delayed? It puts some of the other things into context.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM #404987
    peterb
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    Same exact thing I saw about 6 weeks ago. Almost all went back to the lender.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM #404291
    peterb
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    Same exact thing I saw about 6 weeks ago. Almost all went back to the lender.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM #404544
    peterb
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    Same exact thing I saw about 6 weeks ago. Almost all went back to the lender.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM #404840
    peterb
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    Same exact thing I saw about 6 weeks ago. Almost all went back to the lender.

    May 22, 2009 at 1:59 PM #404779
    peterb
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    Same exact thing I saw about 6 weeks ago. Almost all went back to the lender.

    May 22, 2009 at 2:07 PM #404997
    SD Realtor
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    Hi DW

    Funny you ask that. I “think” they had a total of 280 properties to start with today. So the first hour or so he blew through them…Maybe it took 10-15 seconds per property. He would read the address, then the reason it was not going to sale today. Example

    “1313 Mockingbird Way, San Diego (he would not even do the zip cod) postponed 6/22 BR. (beneficiary request)”

    So he slammed them. I would say he got about 3-4 per minute and then he would take a break and chug some water after about 10 minutes. He knew most of the bidders there by name and visa verse.

    May 22, 2009 at 2:07 PM #404850
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    Hi DW

    Funny you ask that. I “think” they had a total of 280 properties to start with today. So the first hour or so he blew through them…Maybe it took 10-15 seconds per property. He would read the address, then the reason it was not going to sale today. Example

    “1313 Mockingbird Way, San Diego (he would not even do the zip cod) postponed 6/22 BR. (beneficiary request)”

    So he slammed them. I would say he got about 3-4 per minute and then he would take a break and chug some water after about 10 minutes. He knew most of the bidders there by name and visa verse.

    May 22, 2009 at 2:07 PM #404302
    SD Realtor
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    Hi DW

    Funny you ask that. I “think” they had a total of 280 properties to start with today. So the first hour or so he blew through them…Maybe it took 10-15 seconds per property. He would read the address, then the reason it was not going to sale today. Example

    “1313 Mockingbird Way, San Diego (he would not even do the zip cod) postponed 6/22 BR. (beneficiary request)”

    So he slammed them. I would say he got about 3-4 per minute and then he would take a break and chug some water after about 10 minutes. He knew most of the bidders there by name and visa verse.

    May 22, 2009 at 2:07 PM #404789
    SD Realtor
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    Hi DW

    Funny you ask that. I “think” they had a total of 280 properties to start with today. So the first hour or so he blew through them…Maybe it took 10-15 seconds per property. He would read the address, then the reason it was not going to sale today. Example

    “1313 Mockingbird Way, San Diego (he would not even do the zip cod) postponed 6/22 BR. (beneficiary request)”

    So he slammed them. I would say he got about 3-4 per minute and then he would take a break and chug some water after about 10 minutes. He knew most of the bidders there by name and visa verse.

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