I haven't done one of these reports in a while, so I am a little surprised by the shift in the inventory. Here is the breakdown...
Standard Sales - 204
Short Sales - 147
REOs - 50
There are literally more standard sales on the market than distressed properties. This could be due to a few reasons. One, real estate agents HATE short sales. So, there could be a large number of realtors who do not want to take the listings. Two, the banks have been beat up by federal regulators. Therefore, they may be less willing to foreclose properties. Three, homeowners may be fed up with the process and just not even attempting to short sell the homes. This could also led to homeowners being uncooperative and staying in their homes longer (filing for bankruptcy, multiple loan mod attempts, etc...).
I will post more tomorrow about the inventory in Corona and Norco.
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Standard Sales (26)
Short Sales (33)
REO (7)
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Standard Sales (50)
Short Sales (39)
REO (11)
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Standard Sales (44)
Short Sales (16)
REO (9)
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Standard Sales (34)
Short Sales (31)
REO (16)
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Standard Sales (50)
Short Sales (28)
REO (7)
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Standard Sales (37)
Short Sales (11)
REO (3)
Prolegomena. My name is Tim Trainor. The goal of this blog is to be informative. I will use this space to write about my experiences, real estate in Corona, CA, finances, non-profit organizations and my life in general. My hope is that you would return to this page in an effort to learn more about my practice, as well as more about me. The initial focus is going to be on real estate, because it is such a relevant topic and because this is where my business is focused today.
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