WOW NOD and TRUSTEE SALES SKY ROCKET IN JUNE!!!!!!!!!

[mike92104]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Too bad the state can’t look at what is going on now and realize the moratoriums don’t do a f&%$ing thing.

[peterb]

Few things give up life easily. Be they institutions, nations, people, etc…But the actions of a death rattle are fierce and unusual. The things the govt is doing lately are astonishing. I never thought I’d see this kind of thing. This portends real trouble. IMO.

[peterb]

Few things give up life easily. Be they institutions, nations, people, etc…But the actions of a death rattle are fierce and unusual. The things the govt is doing lately are astonishing. I never thought I’d see this kind of thing. This portends real trouble. IMO.

[peterb]

Few things give up life easily. Be they institutions, nations, people, etc…But the actions of a death rattle are fierce and unusual. The things the govt is doing lately are astonishing. I never thought I’d see this kind of thing. This portends real trouble. IMO.

[peterb]

Few things give up life easily. Be they institutions, nations, people, etc…But the actions of a death rattle are fierce and unusual. The things the govt is doing lately are astonishing. I never thought I’d see this kind of thing. This portends real trouble. IMO.

[peterb]

Few things give up life easily. Be they institutions, nations, people, etc…But the actions of a death rattle are fierce and unusual. The things the govt is doing lately are astonishing. I never thought I’d see this kind of thing. This portends real trouble. IMO.

[santeeman]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.

[santeeman]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.

[santeeman]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.

[santeeman]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.

[santeeman]

[quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.

[UCGal]

[quote=santeeman][quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.[/quote]

Here’s the info on it:

http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/victorville-12457-foreclosure-heart.html

The bill, called the California Foreclosure Prevention Act, was introduced by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro, and attached to the budget package in February. The foreclosure moratorium takes affect June 15 and covers owner-occupied homes where the first loan was recorded between Jan. 1, 2003, and Jan. 1, 2008.

[UCGal]

[quote=santeeman][quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.[/quote]

Here’s the info on it:

http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/victorville-12457-foreclosure-heart.html

The bill, called the California Foreclosure Prevention Act, was introduced by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro, and attached to the budget package in February. The foreclosure moratorium takes affect June 15 and covers owner-occupied homes where the first loan was recorded between Jan. 1, 2003, and Jan. 1, 2008.

[UCGal]

[quote=santeeman][quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.[/quote]

Here’s the info on it:

http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/victorville-12457-foreclosure-heart.html

The bill, called the California Foreclosure Prevention Act, was introduced by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro, and attached to the budget package in February. The foreclosure moratorium takes affect June 15 and covers owner-occupied homes where the first loan was recorded between Jan. 1, 2003, and Jan. 1, 2008.

[UCGal]

[quote=santeeman][quote=mwtosd]Maybe there is a huge increase in them because of the coming moratorium at the beginning of July in CA and the banks want to foreclose on as many as fit the timeline from the previous moratorium?[/quote]

Where do you find info on this upcoming moratorium?

I have searched and can’t find anything on it.[/quote]

Here’s the info on it:

http://www.vvdailypress.com/news/victorville-12457-foreclosure-heart.html

The bill, called the California Foreclosure Prevention Act, was introduced by Sen. Ellen Corbett, D-San Leandro, and attached to the budget package in February. The foreclosure moratorium takes affect June 15 and covers owner-occupied homes where the first loan was recorded between Jan. 1, 2003, and Jan. 1, 2008.

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