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ParticipantHe is on three times a week but I think it is the same show repeated twice, it is on KCEO AM 1000 in San Diego Wed 4-5pm; Fri 7-8am; Sun 3-4pm
He’s a good poster and his show gets raw, he lights up the FB’s telling it like it is, just a mild warning, it does have an infomercial feel as do all KCEO shows but it is still worth listeneing to and not like anything else on the local radio right now.
ParticipantHe is on three times a week but I think it is the same show repeated twice, it is on KCEO AM 1000 in San Diego Wed 4-5pm; Fri 7-8am; Sun 3-4pm
He’s a good poster and his show gets raw, he lights up the FB’s telling it like it is, just a mild warning, it does have an infomercial feel as do all KCEO shows but it is still worth listeneing to and not like anything else on the local radio right now.
ParticipantHe is on three times a week but I think it is the same show repeated twice, it is on KCEO AM 1000 in San Diego Wed 4-5pm; Fri 7-8am; Sun 3-4pm
He’s a good poster and his show gets raw, he lights up the FB’s telling it like it is, just a mild warning, it does have an infomercial feel as do all KCEO shows but it is still worth listeneing to and not like anything else on the local radio right now.
ParticipantHe is on three times a week but I think it is the same show repeated twice, it is on KCEO AM 1000 in San Diego Wed 4-5pm; Fri 7-8am; Sun 3-4pm
He’s a good poster and his show gets raw, he lights up the FB’s telling it like it is, just a mild warning, it does have an infomercial feel as do all KCEO shows but it is still worth listeneing to and not like anything else on the local radio right now.
ParticipantKIBU, you have probably read his stuff here, his screen name here is HLS. I have talked to and e-mailed him, I would have used him for my last loan about four months ago and he actually talked me out of buying and I’m glad he did. I will be using his services when I do buy, his advice to me thus far has already been enough to earn my business. And yes, he is a pretty funny guy on the radio.
ParticipantKIBU, you have probably read his stuff here, his screen name here is HLS. I have talked to and e-mailed him, I would have used him for my last loan about four months ago and he actually talked me out of buying and I’m glad he did. I will be using his services when I do buy, his advice to me thus far has already been enough to earn my business. And yes, he is a pretty funny guy on the radio.
ParticipantKIBU, you have probably read his stuff here, his screen name here is HLS. I have talked to and e-mailed him, I would have used him for my last loan about four months ago and he actually talked me out of buying and I’m glad he did. I will be using his services when I do buy, his advice to me thus far has already been enough to earn my business. And yes, he is a pretty funny guy on the radio.
ParticipantKIBU, you have probably read his stuff here, his screen name here is HLS. I have talked to and e-mailed him, I would have used him for my last loan about four months ago and he actually talked me out of buying and I’m glad he did. I will be using his services when I do buy, his advice to me thus far has already been enough to earn my business. And yes, he is a pretty funny guy on the radio.
ParticipantKIBU, you have probably read his stuff here, his screen name here is HLS. I have talked to and e-mailed him, I would have used him for my last loan about four months ago and he actually talked me out of buying and I’m glad he did. I will be using his services when I do buy, his advice to me thus far has already been enough to earn my business. And yes, he is a pretty funny guy on the radio.
ParticipantI don’t know anything about the trustee sale you mentioned in Carlsbad or where the info came from but often times the extremely low recorded numbers from trustees sales are missing some information or that it was only the second loan that you saw. The vast majority of trustee sales or “courthouse steps” sales today are far from a bargain and just a legal step in the foreclosure process. If the actual loan was lower than the market value it would have sold before the trustee sale, almost all trustee sales are upside down. The whole concept of the “short sale” is to stop wasting time and just jump to the new low, rather than go through the waste of time that trustee sales are, and time is money. That is why nobody here talks about them. After the required trustee sale fails, the bank gets it back and determines the true market value, which will be far below what they loaned, how much lower is up to the market. It isn’t the lack of warranty or inspection that keeps us away, it’s the fact that the loan is higher than the value and trustee sales are not auctions, they don’t go to the highest bidder, they go the person that will pay off the debt. I guess if you missed out on being an FB in 2006 and really want to get in on the action, you can buy one at the courthouse.
There are exceptions, but too few to warrant consideration.
ParticipantI don’t know anything about the trustee sale you mentioned in Carlsbad or where the info came from but often times the extremely low recorded numbers from trustees sales are missing some information or that it was only the second loan that you saw. The vast majority of trustee sales or “courthouse steps” sales today are far from a bargain and just a legal step in the foreclosure process. If the actual loan was lower than the market value it would have sold before the trustee sale, almost all trustee sales are upside down. The whole concept of the “short sale” is to stop wasting time and just jump to the new low, rather than go through the waste of time that trustee sales are, and time is money. That is why nobody here talks about them. After the required trustee sale fails, the bank gets it back and determines the true market value, which will be far below what they loaned, how much lower is up to the market. It isn’t the lack of warranty or inspection that keeps us away, it’s the fact that the loan is higher than the value and trustee sales are not auctions, they don’t go to the highest bidder, they go the person that will pay off the debt. I guess if you missed out on being an FB in 2006 and really want to get in on the action, you can buy one at the courthouse.
There are exceptions, but too few to warrant consideration.
ParticipantI don’t know anything about the trustee sale you mentioned in Carlsbad or where the info came from but often times the extremely low recorded numbers from trustees sales are missing some information or that it was only the second loan that you saw. The vast majority of trustee sales or “courthouse steps” sales today are far from a bargain and just a legal step in the foreclosure process. If the actual loan was lower than the market value it would have sold before the trustee sale, almost all trustee sales are upside down. The whole concept of the “short sale” is to stop wasting time and just jump to the new low, rather than go through the waste of time that trustee sales are, and time is money. That is why nobody here talks about them. After the required trustee sale fails, the bank gets it back and determines the true market value, which will be far below what they loaned, how much lower is up to the market. It isn’t the lack of warranty or inspection that keeps us away, it’s the fact that the loan is higher than the value and trustee sales are not auctions, they don’t go to the highest bidder, they go the person that will pay off the debt. I guess if you missed out on being an FB in 2006 and really want to get in on the action, you can buy one at the courthouse.
There are exceptions, but too few to warrant consideration.
ParticipantI don’t know anything about the trustee sale you mentioned in Carlsbad or where the info came from but often times the extremely low recorded numbers from trustees sales are missing some information or that it was only the second loan that you saw. The vast majority of trustee sales or “courthouse steps” sales today are far from a bargain and just a legal step in the foreclosure process. If the actual loan was lower than the market value it would have sold before the trustee sale, almost all trustee sales are upside down. The whole concept of the “short sale” is to stop wasting time and just jump to the new low, rather than go through the waste of time that trustee sales are, and time is money. That is why nobody here talks about them. After the required trustee sale fails, the bank gets it back and determines the true market value, which will be far below what they loaned, how much lower is up to the market. It isn’t the lack of warranty or inspection that keeps us away, it’s the fact that the loan is higher than the value and trustee sales are not auctions, they don’t go to the highest bidder, they go the person that will pay off the debt. I guess if you missed out on being an FB in 2006 and really want to get in on the action, you can buy one at the courthouse.
There are exceptions, but too few to warrant consideration.
ParticipantI don’t know anything about the trustee sale you mentioned in Carlsbad or where the info came from but often times the extremely low recorded numbers from trustees sales are missing some information or that it was only the second loan that you saw. The vast majority of trustee sales or “courthouse steps” sales today are far from a bargain and just a legal step in the foreclosure process. If the actual loan was lower than the market value it would have sold before the trustee sale, almost all trustee sales are upside down. The whole concept of the “short sale” is to stop wasting time and just jump to the new low, rather than go through the waste of time that trustee sales are, and time is money. That is why nobody here talks about them. After the required trustee sale fails, the bank gets it back and determines the true market value, which will be far below what they loaned, how much lower is up to the market. It isn’t the lack of warranty or inspection that keeps us away, it’s the fact that the loan is higher than the value and trustee sales are not auctions, they don’t go to the highest bidder, they go the person that will pay off the debt. I guess if you missed out on being an FB in 2006 and really want to get in on the action, you can buy one at the courthouse.
There are exceptions, but too few to warrant consideration.
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