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jimg111
ParticipantMoratorium by all the major banks comes off 2ND week in March and all hell will be unleashed in some serious pent up REO inventory. First they had the California laws enacted last summer, then the holiday freeze and finally the last moratorium all the banks agreed to until Obama releases his new “foreclosure prevention” plan. With the sheer number coming to market the overbidding will dry up real quick.
jimg111
ParticipantMoratorium by all the major banks comes off 2ND week in March and all hell will be unleashed in some serious pent up REO inventory. First they had the California laws enacted last summer, then the holiday freeze and finally the last moratorium all the banks agreed to until Obama releases his new “foreclosure prevention” plan. With the sheer number coming to market the overbidding will dry up real quick.
jimg111
ParticipantMoratorium by all the major banks comes off 2ND week in March and all hell will be unleashed in some serious pent up REO inventory. First they had the California laws enacted last summer, then the holiday freeze and finally the last moratorium all the banks agreed to until Obama releases his new “foreclosure prevention” plan. With the sheer number coming to market the overbidding will dry up real quick.
jimg111
ParticipantMoratorium by all the major banks comes off 2ND week in March and all hell will be unleashed in some serious pent up REO inventory. First they had the California laws enacted last summer, then the holiday freeze and finally the last moratorium all the banks agreed to until Obama releases his new “foreclosure prevention” plan. With the sheer number coming to market the overbidding will dry up real quick.
jimg111
Participant4924 Bradshaw Ct, cross street to Jordan Ridge sold on 4/1/2005 for 1.35 million (Ouch) About 200 square feet bigger at 3521 sq. ft.
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Participant4924 Bradshaw Ct, cross street to Jordan Ridge sold on 4/1/2005 for 1.35 million (Ouch) About 200 square feet bigger at 3521 sq. ft.
jimg111
Participant4924 Bradshaw Ct, cross street to Jordan Ridge sold on 4/1/2005 for 1.35 million (Ouch) About 200 square feet bigger at 3521 sq. ft.
jimg111
Participant4924 Bradshaw Ct, cross street to Jordan Ridge sold on 4/1/2005 for 1.35 million (Ouch) About 200 square feet bigger at 3521 sq. ft.
jimg111
Participant4924 Bradshaw Ct, cross street to Jordan Ridge sold on 4/1/2005 for 1.35 million (Ouch) About 200 square feet bigger at 3521 sq. ft.
January 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331134jimg111
ParticipantJim,
CHL is coming out of their self imposed moratorium and should be releasing waves of assets shortly.
January 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331473jimg111
ParticipantJim,
CHL is coming out of their self imposed moratorium and should be releasing waves of assets shortly.
January 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331550jimg111
ParticipantJim,
CHL is coming out of their self imposed moratorium and should be releasing waves of assets shortly.
January 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331577jimg111
ParticipantJim,
CHL is coming out of their self imposed moratorium and should be releasing waves of assets shortly.
January 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331663jimg111
ParticipantJim,
CHL is coming out of their self imposed moratorium and should be releasing waves of assets shortly.
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