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ParticipantRealtor trick:
Price the reo low and have 20 offers. create a bidding war.
Some are doing it with short sales.More than likely they will bid it up to an amount that the Bank couln’t get at The Court House Auction. What stupidity.In the next few weeks there are several on Anchor,Orion,Hollowbrook,Antilla and Eclipse are in Tax default and NOD’s and NOT.
Rememember high Mello roos area over $5000 Plus ++++ regular taxes +++ HOA.
This is the street,Horizon, next to anchor as discussed on OC realtor bloghttp://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search/label/San%20Elijo%20Hills
ParticipantRealtor trick:
Price the reo low and have 20 offers. create a bidding war.
Some are doing it with short sales.More than likely they will bid it up to an amount that the Bank couln’t get at The Court House Auction. What stupidity.In the next few weeks there are several on Anchor,Orion,Hollowbrook,Antilla and Eclipse are in Tax default and NOD’s and NOT.
Rememember high Mello roos area over $5000 Plus ++++ regular taxes +++ HOA.
This is the street,Horizon, next to anchor as discussed on OC realtor bloghttp://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search/label/San%20Elijo%20Hills
ParticipantRealtor trick:
Price the reo low and have 20 offers. create a bidding war.
Some are doing it with short sales.More than likely they will bid it up to an amount that the Bank couln’t get at The Court House Auction. What stupidity.In the next few weeks there are several on Anchor,Orion,Hollowbrook,Antilla and Eclipse are in Tax default and NOD’s and NOT.
Rememember high Mello roos area over $5000 Plus ++++ regular taxes +++ HOA.
This is the street,Horizon, next to anchor as discussed on OC realtor bloghttp://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search/label/San%20Elijo%20Hills
ParticipantRealtor trick:
Price the reo low and have 20 offers. create a bidding war.
Some are doing it with short sales.More than likely they will bid it up to an amount that the Bank couln’t get at The Court House Auction. What stupidity.In the next few weeks there are several on Anchor,Orion,Hollowbrook,Antilla and Eclipse are in Tax default and NOD’s and NOT.
Rememember high Mello roos area over $5000 Plus ++++ regular taxes +++ HOA.
This is the street,Horizon, next to anchor as discussed on OC realtor bloghttp://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/search/label/San%20Elijo%20Hills
ParticipantLa Costa Valley LCV. here is a good one you can deal on. OC Blog
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/05/case-for-more-stringent-re-licensure.html
ParticipantLa Costa Valley LCV. here is a good one you can deal on. OC Blog
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/05/case-for-more-stringent-re-licensure.html
ParticipantLa Costa Valley LCV. here is a good one you can deal on. OC Blog
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/05/case-for-more-stringent-re-licensure.html
ParticipantLa Costa Valley LCV. here is a good one you can deal on. OC Blog
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/05/case-for-more-stringent-re-licensure.html
ParticipantLa Costa Valley LCV. here is a good one you can deal on. OC Blog
http://bubbletracking.blogspot.com/2008/05/case-for-more-stringent-re-licensure.html
ParticipantMore trouble ahead
Additionally, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are at work on several plans that would deliver foreclosure relief to distressed borrowers.
All of these foreclosure prevention efforts may not be able to stand up to the tsunami of foreclosures on the way. Sharga says that a record number of hybrid adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) – worth $362 billion – will reset in 2008.
These so-called “exploding ARMs” usually have low introductory interest rates that reset much higher after two or three years, and then re-adjust as often as every six months after that. Unless these loans can be reworked, many will fail.
“We expect to see another foreclosure peak in the late third or fourth quarter of the year,” said Sharga, “because of the record number of resets coming.”
ParticipantMore trouble ahead
Additionally, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are at work on several plans that would deliver foreclosure relief to distressed borrowers.
All of these foreclosure prevention efforts may not be able to stand up to the tsunami of foreclosures on the way. Sharga says that a record number of hybrid adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) – worth $362 billion – will reset in 2008.
These so-called “exploding ARMs” usually have low introductory interest rates that reset much higher after two or three years, and then re-adjust as often as every six months after that. Unless these loans can be reworked, many will fail.
“We expect to see another foreclosure peak in the late third or fourth quarter of the year,” said Sharga, “because of the record number of resets coming.”
ParticipantMore trouble ahead
Additionally, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are at work on several plans that would deliver foreclosure relief to distressed borrowers.
All of these foreclosure prevention efforts may not be able to stand up to the tsunami of foreclosures on the way. Sharga says that a record number of hybrid adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) – worth $362 billion – will reset in 2008.
These so-called “exploding ARMs” usually have low introductory interest rates that reset much higher after two or three years, and then re-adjust as often as every six months after that. Unless these loans can be reworked, many will fail.
“We expect to see another foreclosure peak in the late third or fourth quarter of the year,” said Sharga, “because of the record number of resets coming.”
ParticipantMore trouble ahead
Additionally, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are at work on several plans that would deliver foreclosure relief to distressed borrowers.
All of these foreclosure prevention efforts may not be able to stand up to the tsunami of foreclosures on the way. Sharga says that a record number of hybrid adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) – worth $362 billion – will reset in 2008.
These so-called “exploding ARMs” usually have low introductory interest rates that reset much higher after two or three years, and then re-adjust as often as every six months after that. Unless these loans can be reworked, many will fail.
“We expect to see another foreclosure peak in the late third or fourth quarter of the year,” said Sharga, “because of the record number of resets coming.”
ParticipantMore trouble ahead
Additionally, lawmakers in Washington, D.C. are at work on several plans that would deliver foreclosure relief to distressed borrowers.
All of these foreclosure prevention efforts may not be able to stand up to the tsunami of foreclosures on the way. Sharga says that a record number of hybrid adjustable rate mortgages (ARMs) – worth $362 billion – will reset in 2008.
These so-called “exploding ARMs” usually have low introductory interest rates that reset much higher after two or three years, and then re-adjust as often as every six months after that. Unless these loans can be reworked, many will fail.
“We expect to see another foreclosure peak in the late third or fourth quarter of the year,” said Sharga, “because of the record number of resets coming.”
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