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Tag Archives: Notice of Default
Forget the Drop in NODs. California Foreclosures are Soaring
So what if you stop paying on a $500,000 loan even though the home is valued at $250,000? The bank still pretends the loan is valued at that level and this is where the gigantic gap appears… Continue reading
California’s Q2 Foreclosure Starts Collapse
The fact that NOD’s are plunging implies that, even by the start of 2011, we still won’t see an increase of foreclosures for sale. The banks and government are committed to extend-and-pretend policies and I wonder how long they can keep it up. It’s already been 23 months… Continue reading
California Foreclosures Plummet in June
Notice the drop in properties sold back to the bank. This number of completed foreclosures was only briefly lower last Spring, right as HAMP was being introduced. Continue reading