Avalanche of FORECLOSURES COMING IN 2009 & 2010


BBrentwood
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The government wonks are telling you all that Sales are up,  thats right but only for the lowest priced foreclosures......

Realtors nationwide are no longer placing Foreclosed or Aution signs on properties in blocks where there are 5-10 foreclosures for sale...these stopgap measures are doing nothing.  In the next 6 months milllions more homeowners will have their homes foreclosed...

I have spoken to Bankers that informed me only 55,000 homeowners have been helped under Obama's loan reajudgement programs even though the taxpayers were bilked for trillions,  that went to the largest Banks....they are not using the money to assist homeowners and its getting much worse....

Out of the millions going into foreclosure only 55, 000 people have been helped.  Our government at work, and now there running GM into the ground, selling off assets faster than Tony Soprano.  Hummer to China...etc....

Political patronage at its best for Bankers at Citibank, Bank of America, etc...now China rewarded with the spoils from the government take over of America's General Motors.... 

Taxpayers being bilked with broken promises of Help from the Banks holding their mortgages,  watch as the Avalanche continues in CA and Contra Costa County.......

 

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tz
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Joined: May 2008
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Yup, the subprime foreclosure has spread to prime.  The deals that are offered by the loss mit groups is a slow financial suicide.

You can say China has taken the spoils if you want, but I see them as the sucker that got left holding the sack of poo...

The big reset button has been hit and we'll have to see how it plays out.

mauipaws
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Joined: Aug 2009
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Aloha;  it is happening all over; 52% of the houses on the market in Maui, Hawaii are foreclosures, and there are more to come.  It is killing all home prices.  The rapid deflation of real estate is having the same, but opposite, effect as the irrational inflation in the previous years.  The only homes that are selling and fueling the market, are foreclosures. The only other market is  the multi-multimillion dollar properties.  Nothing in between. 

The problem is that the banks  took the bailout money, and have done almost nothing under the Obama plans really to help homeowners. It was a minor bandaid on a hemmorage.  It is also a slap in  tax payer faces.  Now we get to foot the bills for these large bailouts, and stilll get foreclosed on,  while continuing  to loose jobs. 

I am a  lifelong democrat, but we needed a good comprehensive emergency procedue, with followup,  guarantees, compliance, and consequences,  with regard to these large banks, and the so called rescue plans to homeowners.  That at least would insure real help to americans who were in danger of loosing their homes.  We needed (need) all our leaders complete attention, before we moved on to other topics. 

After all, food and shelter, are basics for humans in any society. 

Maui is a ghost island,  and so are the other outer islands. We are isolated, stranded, and destitute. No body is listening, even worse, no one from the White House who supposedly knows Hawaii.

Common sense, politics, and economics, say, freeze foreclosures for now. Enough of the freefall. There seems to be no where to land.

dudeman00
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Joined: Aug 2009
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Well, im one of the ones who sat on the sidelines and have been rewarded with a new house in a nice new neighborhood thanks to the terrible decisions made by all these people who bought houses for outrageous prices.   Id like to thank the guy who foreclosed on his 520K house that i snatched up for 223K.  Id also like to thank them for the blinds, stainless steel applicances, granite counters and a washer and dryer to boot!! 

And my neighborhood is full of people like my young family who thanks to this mess can all afford houses now! 

Who cares if all these houses foreclose and housing values crumble.  I know i dont.  I bought my house to live in and raise my family in.   Not to use it as a bank account and live WAY outside of my means.   The only ones to blame here are stupid, greedy people.   I hope you enjoyed your hummers, boats, etc while you had them.  Have fun going back to renting!!  Those of us who waited and bought a house we could AFFORD thank you very much. 

danielopez
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Joined: Mar 2008
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Yes, you are correct many folks didn't deserve buying a home.  But that is not true for everyone.  This will happen to more, and you better pray to god, this doesn't happen to you, or me.  No one is safe from this economic situation, we have only seeing the beginning... your family, my family, other families can loose our job, and then what?  Life in U.S. will not get any better. You should care.

dudeman00
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Losing your job and losing your house is one thing.  Losing your house because you went into a stupid loan is another.  And the latter is at the heart of the issue.  Not one person i know that lost or walked from a house lost their job.  They walked because they saw people like me buying the same house for less than half the price or their rates jumped and doubled their payments.

danielopez
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Joined: Mar 2008
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This is why we are in the situation we are.  As i said before hope to god that this doesn't happen to you that's all.  Have a great life, enjoy "your home" while you make your payments on time!

BBrentwood
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No job creation,  falling tax revenues and new suburban tracts being turned into rental ghettos, dead lawns and declining quality of life.   

Expert Economists predict it will take CA 5-10yrs to get back to where it was....until then the decline and rental proliferation will denigrate our local cities....

 

 

"Oh what a tangled web they weave, when they set out to deceive.

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