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Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 07:20AM

"Back to Bene"

The trustee sales on these properties produced no bidders, and went 'back to the beneficiary'. The notice-of-trustee-sale amount is what's owed to the bank, and the published number. Normally you can only find out what the opening bid is if you call the trustee a day or two before the sale date. If we keep seeing the opening bids dropping substantially below the amount owed, you'll know that the banks are trying to liquidate right on the steps, rather than list on the open market later. When you see these come on the market, the list price should be around the opening bid, unless they get greedy:

Street Address    Zip Code  NOTS Amount  Opening Bid
3870 Althea, CBD 92008 $607,706 $567,300
4336 Highland 92008 $1,427,834 $1,306,400
2894 Luciernaga 92009 $439,727 $415,000
2656 Levante 92009 $562,469 $570,444
2798 El Rastro 92009 $807,550 $650,000
7598 Cir Sequoia 92009 $813,880 $839,393
2815 Via Pajado 92010 $361,252 $296,100
3191 Seabury 92010 $623,234 $510,000
539 Anchorage 92011 $720,981 $569,500
258 Cerro 92024 $637,577 $643,968
343AveDeLosRosa 92024 $715,132 $585,000
9283 Regents#205 92037 $501,128 $445,500
7811 Eads #101 92037 $671,061 $520,000
13072 Treecrest 92064 $788,592 $600,000
13130 Coyotero 92064 $441,987 $366,750
13863 Olive Grove 92064 $453,587 $429,201
13603 Fairgate 92064 $433,416 $435,930
1427 La Loma 92078 $621,891 $435,000
1168 Westin 92078 $426,909 $340,000
1434 Sundance 92078 $678,053 $566,100
209 Marquette 92078 $503,088 $370,000
1460 Kingport 92078 $796,446 $841,500
1610 Sagewood 92078 $942,239 $961,119
16331 Winecreek 92127 $1,515,771 $1,233,000
18037 Almendro 92127 $547,112 $408,000
16102 Palomino Vly 92127 $1,007,881 $1,007,881
17037 Silver Crest 92127 $942,487 $655,000
14125 Halper 92127 $533,109 $272,000
Average All $697,218 $601,431

There was a 14% drop between the average posted Sale Amount, and the actual Opening Bid at the courthouse steps - yet in every case here, there were still no bidders.

Posted on Thursday, March 20, 2008 at 07:20AM by Registered CommenterJim the Realtor in | Comments1 Comment

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Wasn't the Highland property the one where the house goes over the property line? Didn't the (previous) owner also buy the other lot so there would/shouldn't be an issue? Wyy don't they package them together?

August 7, 2008 | Unregistered Commentershoppingaround

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