Yahoo Real Estate is showing that Eugene foreclosures increased 23% from November to December. Why are some of the foreclosure listings showing a November start date? Also, some of the foreclosure listings show an auction date that’s a month earlier than the listing itself. I don’t know how accurate that 23% number can be.
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Comment by Justin Thayer (Team Thayer)
March 28, 2008 @ 1:09 am
Well if they where not up on Jan 1 when you posted they are now. Forclosures, Preforclosures, and short sales are up. What a time for a investor to stock up!!! I am getting my client’s some of the best deals in thier lives and loving it! Eugene for all of the bad news is still one of the most stable markets in the US. If you are not buying here now you are missing out. Do the reasearch find an aggressive buyers agent and make some moves. Don’t be that I should have guy To find out more about Forclosures, Preforclosures, and short sales go to http://www.teamthayer.com
Comment by Dave Jackson
August 21, 2008 @ 5:51 pm
The way I understand it, the federal government will be repaid on the zero-interest, nonrecourse loans. Loans for homeownership properties would need to be repaid within two years, while loans used to create rental housing would have a maximum loan period of five years. Dave
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