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bonfire
ParticipantAhhah! I thought so!
bonfire
ParticipantAhhah! I thought so!
bonfire
ParticipantAhhah! I thought so!
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ParticipantAhhah! I thought so!
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Participant“The 11/07/2007 sale is likely the bank taking it back at auction”.
This brings up a question I have had for a while. Are foreclosure auctions reflected in the statistics as “SALES”, when they revert back to the bank? Aparently they are, therefore skewing sales figures to a more positive side. It appears that there are more sales happening when, in fact, some of those “sales” are really forclosures. Yeah, I think it’s going to start happening in chunks.
bonfire
Participant“The 11/07/2007 sale is likely the bank taking it back at auction”.
This brings up a question I have had for a while. Are foreclosure auctions reflected in the statistics as “SALES”, when they revert back to the bank? Aparently they are, therefore skewing sales figures to a more positive side. It appears that there are more sales happening when, in fact, some of those “sales” are really forclosures. Yeah, I think it’s going to start happening in chunks.
bonfire
Participant“The 11/07/2007 sale is likely the bank taking it back at auction”.
This brings up a question I have had for a while. Are foreclosure auctions reflected in the statistics as “SALES”, when they revert back to the bank? Aparently they are, therefore skewing sales figures to a more positive side. It appears that there are more sales happening when, in fact, some of those “sales” are really forclosures. Yeah, I think it’s going to start happening in chunks.
bonfire
Participant“The 11/07/2007 sale is likely the bank taking it back at auction”.
This brings up a question I have had for a while. Are foreclosure auctions reflected in the statistics as “SALES”, when they revert back to the bank? Aparently they are, therefore skewing sales figures to a more positive side. It appears that there are more sales happening when, in fact, some of those “sales” are really forclosures. Yeah, I think it’s going to start happening in chunks.
bonfire
Participant“The 11/07/2007 sale is likely the bank taking it back at auction”.
This brings up a question I have had for a while. Are foreclosure auctions reflected in the statistics as “SALES”, when they revert back to the bank? Aparently they are, therefore skewing sales figures to a more positive side. It appears that there are more sales happening when, in fact, some of those “sales” are really forclosures. Yeah, I think it’s going to start happening in chunks.
bonfire
ParticipantThat is one big ugly house!
bonfire
ParticipantThat is one big ugly house!
bonfire
ParticipantThat is one big ugly house!
bonfire
ParticipantThat is one big ugly house!
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ParticipantThat is one big ugly house!
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