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ParticipantHonestly it is very much a matter of taste. To me they dont compare at all. The communities are very different as is the commute.
I know both communities very well.
Both are good neighborhoods with respect to raising kids. 4S has the better and newer schools and is PUSD.
Really what is more important to you?
ParticipantHonestly it is very much a matter of taste. To me they dont compare at all. The communities are very different as is the commute.
I know both communities very well.
Both are good neighborhoods with respect to raising kids. 4S has the better and newer schools and is PUSD.
Really what is more important to you?
ParticipantHonestly it is very much a matter of taste. To me they dont compare at all. The communities are very different as is the commute.
I know both communities very well.
Both are good neighborhoods with respect to raising kids. 4S has the better and newer schools and is PUSD.
Really what is more important to you?
ParticipantRay it is no different then any of the transactions. The opening bid has nothing to do with the amount owed on the loan. Sometimes the opening bid is as high as the loan balance and sometimes it is not. Sometimes, as in this case, the home is purchased by a private party and sometimes it is not. All you can see here is the sales price. You don’t know if there are tax liens on the home, you don’t know if there is a cracked slab, you don’t know if it is owner or tenant occupied, you don’t know the shape of the home, you don’t know if there are IRS liens… In short there are so many mitigating factors that we do not know, that it is hard to tell if this is aggressive pricing or not. Chances are, the lender did get a BPO done prior to the auction to assist them in pricing.
If the answers to the above questions are no, then the buyer may have got a pretty smoking deal…
Most sales fall into postponed due to mutual agreement, or bene request. Some of them are cancelled, this is usually due to an accepted short sale or mod. Still others are cancelled due to bk.
ParticipantRay it is no different then any of the transactions. The opening bid has nothing to do with the amount owed on the loan. Sometimes the opening bid is as high as the loan balance and sometimes it is not. Sometimes, as in this case, the home is purchased by a private party and sometimes it is not. All you can see here is the sales price. You don’t know if there are tax liens on the home, you don’t know if there is a cracked slab, you don’t know if it is owner or tenant occupied, you don’t know the shape of the home, you don’t know if there are IRS liens… In short there are so many mitigating factors that we do not know, that it is hard to tell if this is aggressive pricing or not. Chances are, the lender did get a BPO done prior to the auction to assist them in pricing.
If the answers to the above questions are no, then the buyer may have got a pretty smoking deal…
Most sales fall into postponed due to mutual agreement, or bene request. Some of them are cancelled, this is usually due to an accepted short sale or mod. Still others are cancelled due to bk.
ParticipantRay it is no different then any of the transactions. The opening bid has nothing to do with the amount owed on the loan. Sometimes the opening bid is as high as the loan balance and sometimes it is not. Sometimes, as in this case, the home is purchased by a private party and sometimes it is not. All you can see here is the sales price. You don’t know if there are tax liens on the home, you don’t know if there is a cracked slab, you don’t know if it is owner or tenant occupied, you don’t know the shape of the home, you don’t know if there are IRS liens… In short there are so many mitigating factors that we do not know, that it is hard to tell if this is aggressive pricing or not. Chances are, the lender did get a BPO done prior to the auction to assist them in pricing.
If the answers to the above questions are no, then the buyer may have got a pretty smoking deal…
Most sales fall into postponed due to mutual agreement, or bene request. Some of them are cancelled, this is usually due to an accepted short sale or mod. Still others are cancelled due to bk.
ParticipantRay it is no different then any of the transactions. The opening bid has nothing to do with the amount owed on the loan. Sometimes the opening bid is as high as the loan balance and sometimes it is not. Sometimes, as in this case, the home is purchased by a private party and sometimes it is not. All you can see here is the sales price. You don’t know if there are tax liens on the home, you don’t know if there is a cracked slab, you don’t know if it is owner or tenant occupied, you don’t know the shape of the home, you don’t know if there are IRS liens… In short there are so many mitigating factors that we do not know, that it is hard to tell if this is aggressive pricing or not. Chances are, the lender did get a BPO done prior to the auction to assist them in pricing.
If the answers to the above questions are no, then the buyer may have got a pretty smoking deal…
Most sales fall into postponed due to mutual agreement, or bene request. Some of them are cancelled, this is usually due to an accepted short sale or mod. Still others are cancelled due to bk.
ParticipantRay it is no different then any of the transactions. The opening bid has nothing to do with the amount owed on the loan. Sometimes the opening bid is as high as the loan balance and sometimes it is not. Sometimes, as in this case, the home is purchased by a private party and sometimes it is not. All you can see here is the sales price. You don’t know if there are tax liens on the home, you don’t know if there is a cracked slab, you don’t know if it is owner or tenant occupied, you don’t know the shape of the home, you don’t know if there are IRS liens… In short there are so many mitigating factors that we do not know, that it is hard to tell if this is aggressive pricing or not. Chances are, the lender did get a BPO done prior to the auction to assist them in pricing.
If the answers to the above questions are no, then the buyer may have got a pretty smoking deal…
Most sales fall into postponed due to mutual agreement, or bene request. Some of them are cancelled, this is usually due to an accepted short sale or mod. Still others are cancelled due to bk.
August 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM in reply to: Don’t worry, these will only be used in an emergency. #443397Participantheheheheh….
Arraya I didnt wanna post the “job opening” for the ng but I did see it… Thanks for posting.
Yes I didn’t say this was law yet. However I don’t doubt that it will be.
Good thing the media is covering it! Whew.
August 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM in reply to: Don’t worry, these will only be used in an emergency. #443593Participantheheheheh….
Arraya I didnt wanna post the “job opening” for the ng but I did see it… Thanks for posting.
Yes I didn’t say this was law yet. However I don’t doubt that it will be.
Good thing the media is covering it! Whew.
August 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM in reply to: Don’t worry, these will only be used in an emergency. #443931Participantheheheheh….
Arraya I didnt wanna post the “job opening” for the ng but I did see it… Thanks for posting.
Yes I didn’t say this was law yet. However I don’t doubt that it will be.
Good thing the media is covering it! Whew.
August 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM in reply to: Don’t worry, these will only be used in an emergency. #444000Participantheheheheh….
Arraya I didnt wanna post the “job opening” for the ng but I did see it… Thanks for posting.
Yes I didn’t say this was law yet. However I don’t doubt that it will be.
Good thing the media is covering it! Whew.
August 10, 2009 at 9:58 PM in reply to: Don’t worry, these will only be used in an emergency. #444179Participantheheheheh….
Arraya I didnt wanna post the “job opening” for the ng but I did see it… Thanks for posting.
Yes I didn’t say this was law yet. However I don’t doubt that it will be.
Good thing the media is covering it! Whew.
ParticipantWhat is the problem? It is a trustee sale. Anyone here could have purchased it.
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