http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/ Real Estate News Community Tue, 31 Aug 2010 16:58:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-48 August Foreclosure Activity Choppy, Inconsistant : Castro Valley, CA Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:49:44 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-48 [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...] [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-47 August Foreclosure Activity Choppy, Inconsistant : Dublin, CA Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:49:16 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-47 [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...] [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-41 August Foreclosure Activity Choppy, Inconsistant : HousingStorm.com Thu, 10 Sep 2009 15:42:54 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-41 [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...] [...] Industry cheerleaders are focusing on the “13 percent” drop in REOs (where the foreclosure process has been completed and the property is now owned by the bank) as a sign that things are improving. In reality, this is not a sign of fundamental improvement, but the result of banks choosing not to complete the forelcosure process. [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-29 September 1st Inventory Report for Alameda and Contra Costa Counties : Pleasanton, CA Tue, 08 Sep 2009 18:42:29 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-29 [...] One would think that eventually the foreclosure pig will make it’s way through the python and distressed inventory will begin to flood the market. Staning in the way: Banks are dragging out the foreclosure process for their own selfish reasons. [...] [...] One would think that eventually the foreclosure pig will make it’s way through the python and distressed inventory will begin to flood the market. Staning in the way: Banks are dragging out the foreclosure process for their own selfish reasons. [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-28 September 1st Inventory Report for Alameda and Contra Costa Counties : Danville, CA Tue, 08 Sep 2009 18:42:13 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-28 [...] One would think that eventually the foreclosure pig will make it’s way through the python and distressed inventory will begin to flood the market. Staning in the way: Banks are dragging out the foreclosure process for their own selfish reasons. [...] [...] One would think that eventually the foreclosure pig will make it’s way through the python and distressed inventory will begin to flood the market. Staning in the way: Banks are dragging out the foreclosure process for their own selfish reasons. [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-15 BusinessWeek Article Completely Wrong : HousingStorm.com Fri, 04 Sep 2009 22:37:24 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-15 [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...] [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-18 BusinessWeek Article Completely Wrong : California Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:45:32 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-18 [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...] [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-17 BusinessWeek Article Completely Wrong : Alamo Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:39:13 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-17 [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...] [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...]

]]> http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/comment-page-1/#comment-16 BusinessWeek Article Completely Wrong : Danville Fri, 04 Sep 2009 21:38:19 +0000 http://housingstorm.com/2009/08/banks-are-dragging-out-the-foreclosure-process-for-their-own-selfish-reasons/#comment-16 [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...] [...] market found a false bottom this summer because banks weren’t actually completing many foreclosures. The shadow inventory is enormous and growing. The reason it’s “hard to explain” [...]

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