[quote=tc]Is it possible that rising interest rates would give banks a reason to start trying to get rid of inventory? [/quote]
I think I’m seeing that start to happen, at least on the low end in North County.
The last two weeks have knocked about 10% off everyone’s buying power, including my own. Of course buying power means little when there’s nothing worth buying.
I also feel like the banks are starting to figure out that there is no real help from the govt in sight, and it’s time to start getting rid of inventory.
I also feel like the banks are starting to figure out that there is no real help from the govt in sight, and it’s time to start getting rid of inventory.
I also feel like the banks are starting to figure out that there is no real help from the govt in sight, and it’s time to start getting rid of inventory.
I also feel like the banks are starting to figure out that there is no real help from the govt in sight, and it’s time to start getting rid of inventory.
I also feel like the banks are starting to figure out that there is no real help from the govt in sight, and it’s time to start getting rid of inventory.
Search on sdarcc.com (the definitive source) for trustees deeds filed between 6/1 and 6/5 yields 1568 results. (Each trustees deed shows up multiple times, once for each recipient, so the actual number of unique trustees deeds is smaller.
There are 851 results for the first week of May and 1967 results for the first week of June 2008.
Search on sdarcc.com (the definitive source) for trustees deeds filed between 6/1 and 6/5 yields 1568 results. (Each trustees deed shows up multiple times, once for each recipient, so the actual number of unique trustees deeds is smaller.
There are 851 results for the first week of May and 1967 results for the first week of June 2008.
Search on sdarcc.com (the definitive source) for trustees deeds filed between 6/1 and 6/5 yields 1568 results. (Each trustees deed shows up multiple times, once for each recipient, so the actual number of unique trustees deeds is smaller.
There are 851 results for the first week of May and 1967 results for the first week of June 2008.
Search on sdarcc.com (the definitive source) for trustees deeds filed between 6/1 and 6/5 yields 1568 results. (Each trustees deed shows up multiple times, once for each recipient, so the actual number of unique trustees deeds is smaller.
There are 851 results for the first week of May and 1967 results for the first week of June 2008.
Search on sdarcc.com (the definitive source) for trustees deeds filed between 6/1 and 6/5 yields 1568 results. (Each trustees deed shows up multiple times, once for each recipient, so the actual number of unique trustees deeds is smaller.
There are 851 results for the first week of May and 1967 results for the first week of June 2008.
Ok unless my ForeclosureRadar account is missing some huge swath of trustee sales I don’t see a huge spike here are the number for the first 5 business days of this month and last month:
First week of June
San Diego – 355
Los Angeles – 693
Ventura – 53
First week of May
San Diego – 330
Los Angeles – 685
Ventura – 65
Ok unless my ForeclosureRadar account is missing some huge swath of trustee sales I don’t see a huge spike here are the number for the first 5 business days of this month and last month:
First week of June
San Diego – 355
Los Angeles – 693
Ventura – 53
First week of May
San Diego – 330
Los Angeles – 685
Ventura – 65
Ok unless my ForeclosureRadar account is missing some huge swath of trustee sales I don’t see a huge spike here are the number for the first 5 business days of this month and last month:
First week of June
San Diego – 355
Los Angeles – 693
Ventura – 53
First week of May
San Diego – 330
Los Angeles – 685
Ventura – 65
Ok unless my ForeclosureRadar account is missing some huge swath of trustee sales I don’t see a huge spike here are the number for the first 5 business days of this month and last month:
First week of June
San Diego – 355
Los Angeles – 693
Ventura – 53
First week of May
San Diego – 330
Los Angeles – 685
Ventura – 65
