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ParticipantLooks like the bank didn’t get anywhere near the $5,500,000 that was listed as the estimated value in the auction flyer. Matter of fact, looks like they only got $3,300,000
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-8727EF8D-1702_Valdes_Dr_La_Jolla_CA_92037
I don’t think this was an auction sale, but a sale after the auction, but not sure about that.
Does anyone with access to the loan databases know how much the banks ate on this one?
XBoxBoy
ParticipantLooks like the bank didn’t get anywhere near the $5,500,000 that was listed as the estimated value in the auction flyer. Matter of fact, looks like they only got $3,300,000
http://www.sdlookup.com/Property-8727EF8D-1702_Valdes_Dr_La_Jolla_CA_92037
I don’t think this was an auction sale, but a sale after the auction, but not sure about that.
Does anyone with access to the loan databases know how much the banks ate on this one?
XBoxBoy
ParticipantIf you want to be conservative, you might put your money in short term treasuries. They don’t pay much, but you don’t need to worry about losing any of your capital. (Although like all dollar investments, you could lose purchasing power as the dollar declines in value) One nice thing is you can do this through Treasury Direct, and not pay any broker fees whatsoever.
Advantages: Investment is fully backed by the USA government. Never loses any capital, no broker fees to deal with.
Disadvantages: Doesn’t pay that great a return. But hey, you don’t risk much, you can’t really expect a lot of upside.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantIf you want to be conservative, you might put your money in short term treasuries. They don’t pay much, but you don’t need to worry about losing any of your capital. (Although like all dollar investments, you could lose purchasing power as the dollar declines in value) One nice thing is you can do this through Treasury Direct, and not pay any broker fees whatsoever.
Advantages: Investment is fully backed by the USA government. Never loses any capital, no broker fees to deal with.
Disadvantages: Doesn’t pay that great a return. But hey, you don’t risk much, you can’t really expect a lot of upside.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantIf you want to be conservative, you might put your money in short term treasuries. They don’t pay much, but you don’t need to worry about losing any of your capital. (Although like all dollar investments, you could lose purchasing power as the dollar declines in value) One nice thing is you can do this through Treasury Direct, and not pay any broker fees whatsoever.
Advantages: Investment is fully backed by the USA government. Never loses any capital, no broker fees to deal with.
Disadvantages: Doesn’t pay that great a return. But hey, you don’t risk much, you can’t really expect a lot of upside.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantIf you want to be conservative, you might put your money in short term treasuries. They don’t pay much, but you don’t need to worry about losing any of your capital. (Although like all dollar investments, you could lose purchasing power as the dollar declines in value) One nice thing is you can do this through Treasury Direct, and not pay any broker fees whatsoever.
Advantages: Investment is fully backed by the USA government. Never loses any capital, no broker fees to deal with.
Disadvantages: Doesn’t pay that great a return. But hey, you don’t risk much, you can’t really expect a lot of upside.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantIf you want to be conservative, you might put your money in short term treasuries. They don’t pay much, but you don’t need to worry about losing any of your capital. (Although like all dollar investments, you could lose purchasing power as the dollar declines in value) One nice thing is you can do this through Treasury Direct, and not pay any broker fees whatsoever.
Advantages: Investment is fully backed by the USA government. Never loses any capital, no broker fees to deal with.
Disadvantages: Doesn’t pay that great a return. But hey, you don’t risk much, you can’t really expect a lot of upside.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantSo, if that was the trustee sale price, then it didn’t really “sell” for that price did it? That’s just what the bank bid at the foreclosure to take the property back. Now the bank needs to sell it at “market price”. Correct?
ParticipantSo, if that was the trustee sale price, then it didn’t really “sell” for that price did it? That’s just what the bank bid at the foreclosure to take the property back. Now the bank needs to sell it at “market price”. Correct?
ParticipantSo, if that was the trustee sale price, then it didn’t really “sell” for that price did it? That’s just what the bank bid at the foreclosure to take the property back. Now the bank needs to sell it at “market price”. Correct?
ParticipantSo, if that was the trustee sale price, then it didn’t really “sell” for that price did it? That’s just what the bank bid at the foreclosure to take the property back. Now the bank needs to sell it at “market price”. Correct?
ParticipantSo, if that was the trustee sale price, then it didn’t really “sell” for that price did it? That’s just what the bank bid at the foreclosure to take the property back. Now the bank needs to sell it at “market price”. Correct?
December 18, 2007 at 11:17 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #119708ParticipantFor those of you who want to see the Union Trib front page but don’t want to go buy a paper, you can see the PDF here
http://subscribers.uniontrib.com/daily.pdf
And, yeah that is pretty amazing how much coverage they gave it on the front page.
December 18, 2007 at 11:17 AM in reply to: Ouch! SD Union Telling Like it is – March 2004 Overall Median Reached #119844ParticipantFor those of you who want to see the Union Trib front page but don’t want to go buy a paper, you can see the PDF here
http://subscribers.uniontrib.com/daily.pdf
And, yeah that is pretty amazing how much coverage they gave it on the front page.
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