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Lenders' shadow inventory is real- and worse than you thought
3 years for banks in NV and CA to foreclose on current delinquent loans. Which state will take over FIFTY (50) years at current rate? I said OVER 50!
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Looks like there will be properties still to buy when our kids and grand kids are adults! What do you think? Rich
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Glad to hear from you Rich! Â I really hope things don't take 50 years here in NYS! Â The foreclosure I picked up took about 3 years to get through. Â In that time it was vandalized, copper stolen, broken windows, water damage. Â A prostitute was taking advantage of it.... It did lots to keep the neighborhood down. Â I can't imagine any investor wanting an "asset" that has been deferred for that amount of time. Â Not to mention it will blight neighborhoods into a state of near impossible recovery. Â It is a sad state of affairs... Another great example of bureaucracy's noble yet failed attempt to help. Â
- Mark Updegraff
- Podcast Guest on Show #112