Corona (64)*
Norco (16)
Mira Loma (12)
Riverside (191)
Moreno Valley (125)
*On July 19, 2009, there was 126 REOs available in Corona.
From June 21 - 30, 2008, there were 215 REOs that came on the market in Corona, Riverside and Moreno Valley. There are currently 380 REOs on the market in those 3 cities.
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.
Showing posts with label Foreclosures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Foreclosures. Show all posts
Thursday, August 13, 2009
Sunday, July 19, 2009
Foreclosure Lists - Corona
Labels:
92879,
92880,
92881,
92882,
92883,
bank owned,
Foreclosures,
REOs
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
Friday, February 13, 2009
Notes on the Stimulus
So, we have a stimulus package that is in front of the Senate (60-38 with 3 GOP votes). They are voting on it as I write. I thought I would put a few notes about the package. Read all about it here - stimulus.
SIDE NOTE: Citi, Chase, B of A, and Wells Fargo (added to Fannie and Freddie) have decided to freeze all foreclosures until March due to a housing recovery plan that Obama's administration is presenting next week (more on this once it comes out).
- Passed in the house 246-183...with no GOP support
- $787 Billion total cost
- Will raise national debt to $12 TRILLION!!!
- Temporary AMT relief
- $800 payroll tax cut for married couples, $400 for individuals, $250 for vets who do not get the $800 cut
- $59 Billion for unemployment aid
- $29 Billion for highway construction
- $15.6 Billion for tuition aid
- $11 Billions for new electrical grid
- $8 Billion for mass transit
SIDE NOTE: Citi, Chase, B of A, and Wells Fargo (added to Fannie and Freddie) have decided to freeze all foreclosures until March due to a housing recovery plan that Obama's administration is presenting next week (more on this once it comes out).
Labels:
B of A,
Barack Obama,
Chase,
Citi,
Fannie Mae,
Foreclosures,
Freddie Mac,
Stimulus,
Wells Fargo
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
Tuesday, January 13, 2009
Monday, January 5, 2009
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Wednesday, December 17, 2008
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