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ParticipantRad if you want I can check if a NOD is filed yet. Usually a NOD doesn’t get filed until there are at least 3 months worth of missed payments.
SD Realtor
ParticipantUpdate time.
8/13/07 – 92131
Total Actives – 124 same
Total Pendings – 35 down by 4 from last weekClosed escrows (sold) in the past week – 5 down 3
New listings added in the past week – 11 up 2
New pendings from 1 week ago – 3 down 1
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 3 up 3
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 4 up 4
New expireds from 1 week ago – 1 same*****************
8/13/07 – 92126
Actives – 197 up 6
Pendings – 48 Down 20!!!Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 8 up 4
New listings since last week – 13 down 3
New pendings from 1 week ago – 5 down 3
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 2 same
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 2 down 1
New expired from 1 week ago – 3 same*****************************
8/7/07 Update92129
Actives – 109 up 4
Pendings – 33 down 7Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 7 up 5
New listings since last week – 10 up 4
New pendings from last week – 3 down 2
New withdrawns from last week – 1 same
New cancelled from last week – 2 up 1
New expireds from last week – 0 down 5**********************
8/7/07 Update92128
Actives – 184 up 1
Pendings – 60 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 9 down 3
New listings since last week – 15 same
New pendings from last week – 7 up 2
New withdrawns from last week – 0 down 3
New cancelled from last week – 2 same
New expireds from last week – 0 down 68/7/07 Update
92127
Actives – 245 up 4
Pendings – 65 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 3 down 3
New listings since last week – 19 down 4
New pendings from last week – 6 down 3
New withdrawns from last week – 5 up 2
New cancelled from last week – 5 down 2
New expireds from last week – 4 down 5SD Realtor
There are some peculiar numbers here. I don’t want to draw any conclusions yet. Also without plotting the numbers it is hard to analyze the data.
ParticipantUpdate time.
8/13/07 – 92131
Total Actives – 124 same
Total Pendings – 35 down by 4 from last weekClosed escrows (sold) in the past week – 5 down 3
New listings added in the past week – 11 up 2
New pendings from 1 week ago – 3 down 1
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 3 up 3
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 4 up 4
New expireds from 1 week ago – 1 same*****************
8/13/07 – 92126
Actives – 197 up 6
Pendings – 48 Down 20!!!Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 8 up 4
New listings since last week – 13 down 3
New pendings from 1 week ago – 5 down 3
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 2 same
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 2 down 1
New expired from 1 week ago – 3 same*****************************
8/7/07 Update92129
Actives – 109 up 4
Pendings – 33 down 7Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 7 up 5
New listings since last week – 10 up 4
New pendings from last week – 3 down 2
New withdrawns from last week – 1 same
New cancelled from last week – 2 up 1
New expireds from last week – 0 down 5**********************
8/7/07 Update92128
Actives – 184 up 1
Pendings – 60 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 9 down 3
New listings since last week – 15 same
New pendings from last week – 7 up 2
New withdrawns from last week – 0 down 3
New cancelled from last week – 2 same
New expireds from last week – 0 down 68/7/07 Update
92127
Actives – 245 up 4
Pendings – 65 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 3 down 3
New listings since last week – 19 down 4
New pendings from last week – 6 down 3
New withdrawns from last week – 5 up 2
New cancelled from last week – 5 down 2
New expireds from last week – 4 down 5SD Realtor
There are some peculiar numbers here. I don’t want to draw any conclusions yet. Also without plotting the numbers it is hard to analyze the data.
ParticipantUpdate time.
8/13/07 – 92131
Total Actives – 124 same
Total Pendings – 35 down by 4 from last weekClosed escrows (sold) in the past week – 5 down 3
New listings added in the past week – 11 up 2
New pendings from 1 week ago – 3 down 1
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 3 up 3
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 4 up 4
New expireds from 1 week ago – 1 same*****************
8/13/07 – 92126
Actives – 197 up 6
Pendings – 48 Down 20!!!Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 8 up 4
New listings since last week – 13 down 3
New pendings from 1 week ago – 5 down 3
New withdrawns from 1 week ago – 2 same
New cancelled from 1 week ago – 2 down 1
New expired from 1 week ago – 3 same*****************************
8/7/07 Update92129
Actives – 109 up 4
Pendings – 33 down 7Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 7 up 5
New listings since last week – 10 up 4
New pendings from last week – 3 down 2
New withdrawns from last week – 1 same
New cancelled from last week – 2 up 1
New expireds from last week – 0 down 5**********************
8/7/07 Update92128
Actives – 184 up 1
Pendings – 60 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 9 down 3
New listings since last week – 15 same
New pendings from last week – 7 up 2
New withdrawns from last week – 0 down 3
New cancelled from last week – 2 same
New expireds from last week – 0 down 68/7/07 Update
92127
Actives – 245 up 4
Pendings – 65 down 5Closed escrows (sold) in the past week – 3 down 3
New listings since last week – 19 down 4
New pendings from last week – 6 down 3
New withdrawns from last week – 5 up 2
New cancelled from last week – 5 down 2
New expireds from last week – 4 down 5SD Realtor
There are some peculiar numbers here. I don’t want to draw any conclusions yet. Also without plotting the numbers it is hard to analyze the data.
ParticipantSakina –
I am not one to ever advise to not pay rent… after all I am a landlord. So I am not going to advise you to bail out on the rent.
My first piece of advice when you first posted this was to look for somewhere else to live and fast. To me, this is all the more reason to do it faster. Try to get out before the home is foreclosed upon. Prior to leaving call your landlord up and have him do a physical walkthrough and let you know if there is anything that he will be deducting for or needs repair.
Get it done, do it fast, and get that deposit back asap.
Once again, to ANYBODY WHO IS RENTING in a home that has a notice of default on it, or if the home is on the market, my advice would be to bail out asap.
SD Realtor
ParticipantSakina –
I am not one to ever advise to not pay rent… after all I am a landlord. So I am not going to advise you to bail out on the rent.
My first piece of advice when you first posted this was to look for somewhere else to live and fast. To me, this is all the more reason to do it faster. Try to get out before the home is foreclosed upon. Prior to leaving call your landlord up and have him do a physical walkthrough and let you know if there is anything that he will be deducting for or needs repair.
Get it done, do it fast, and get that deposit back asap.
Once again, to ANYBODY WHO IS RENTING in a home that has a notice of default on it, or if the home is on the market, my advice would be to bail out asap.
SD Realtor
ParticipantSakina –
I am not one to ever advise to not pay rent… after all I am a landlord. So I am not going to advise you to bail out on the rent.
My first piece of advice when you first posted this was to look for somewhere else to live and fast. To me, this is all the more reason to do it faster. Try to get out before the home is foreclosed upon. Prior to leaving call your landlord up and have him do a physical walkthrough and let you know if there is anything that he will be deducting for or needs repair.
Get it done, do it fast, and get that deposit back asap.
Once again, to ANYBODY WHO IS RENTING in a home that has a notice of default on it, or if the home is on the market, my advice would be to bail out asap.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHang in there Matt… many people are still in the denial stage… they also get reenforcement from the realtor. They price their home from sold comps from the spring or even prior to that… they are stubborn… they are emotional… they think spring will save them…they here that it will bottom out in 08… they hear NAR…
The REO account managers you would think, would be smarter but they are not. Also as long as auctions get sheeple to buy at higher prices the account managers will keep the MLS homes priced high and if they don’t sell, they pull em off the MLS and send them to auction rather then keeping them on the MLS for a cut rate price….
It will take time but it will happen. It is frustrating.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHang in there Matt… many people are still in the denial stage… they also get reenforcement from the realtor. They price their home from sold comps from the spring or even prior to that… they are stubborn… they are emotional… they think spring will save them…they here that it will bottom out in 08… they hear NAR…
The REO account managers you would think, would be smarter but they are not. Also as long as auctions get sheeple to buy at higher prices the account managers will keep the MLS homes priced high and if they don’t sell, they pull em off the MLS and send them to auction rather then keeping them on the MLS for a cut rate price….
It will take time but it will happen. It is frustrating.
SD Realtor
ParticipantHang in there Matt… many people are still in the denial stage… they also get reenforcement from the realtor. They price their home from sold comps from the spring or even prior to that… they are stubborn… they are emotional… they think spring will save them…they here that it will bottom out in 08… they hear NAR…
The REO account managers you would think, would be smarter but they are not. Also as long as auctions get sheeple to buy at higher prices the account managers will keep the MLS homes priced high and if they don’t sell, they pull em off the MLS and send them to auction rather then keeping them on the MLS for a cut rate price….
It will take time but it will happen. It is frustrating.
SD Realtor
ParticipantAlex what do you want from the board? It is a website blog with alot of differing opinions. Nobody is going to hold back. My own analysis may be dead wrong but I don’t see a quick bottom for a ton of reasons. Nobody is holding you hostage so buy a home if you want to buy a home. It is very likely that I myself will end up buying long before I want to buy but that is the way life goes. It still will not change a rationale study of how long it takes real estate cycles to occur. Why is it hard to fathom we are in uncharted waters? We have never had this much overextension from recent homeowners so it seems prudent to err on the side for a longer unwinding then the previous 6 year cycles.
Wouldn’t you think that to be the case?
I cannot wait until 2012 either. However that will not make me change the way I look at the problem. I cannot formulate a solution to fit my personal life. I think it is peculiar that you hammer the board because it doesn’t fit yours.
SD Realtor
ParticipantAlex what do you want from the board? It is a website blog with alot of differing opinions. Nobody is going to hold back. My own analysis may be dead wrong but I don’t see a quick bottom for a ton of reasons. Nobody is holding you hostage so buy a home if you want to buy a home. It is very likely that I myself will end up buying long before I want to buy but that is the way life goes. It still will not change a rationale study of how long it takes real estate cycles to occur. Why is it hard to fathom we are in uncharted waters? We have never had this much overextension from recent homeowners so it seems prudent to err on the side for a longer unwinding then the previous 6 year cycles.
Wouldn’t you think that to be the case?
I cannot wait until 2012 either. However that will not make me change the way I look at the problem. I cannot formulate a solution to fit my personal life. I think it is peculiar that you hammer the board because it doesn’t fit yours.
SD Realtor
ParticipantAlex what do you want from the board? It is a website blog with alot of differing opinions. Nobody is going to hold back. My own analysis may be dead wrong but I don’t see a quick bottom for a ton of reasons. Nobody is holding you hostage so buy a home if you want to buy a home. It is very likely that I myself will end up buying long before I want to buy but that is the way life goes. It still will not change a rationale study of how long it takes real estate cycles to occur. Why is it hard to fathom we are in uncharted waters? We have never had this much overextension from recent homeowners so it seems prudent to err on the side for a longer unwinding then the previous 6 year cycles.
Wouldn’t you think that to be the case?
I cannot wait until 2012 either. However that will not make me change the way I look at the problem. I cannot formulate a solution to fit my personal life. I think it is peculiar that you hammer the board because it doesn’t fit yours.
SD Realtor
ParticipantA listing of mine is currently in escrow and the buyer is using cfc with 100% financing. The loan made it through underwriting yesterday. We are due to close the 30th. We have accelerated escrow to attempt to close on Monday and the buyer will rent back the home. Talk about holding our breathe.
SD Realtor
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