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By: Andy_S

Andy_S — Wed, 20 May 2009 23:27:00 +0000

I don’t see Litton in very many of your charts. Are they that far off the leader board in terms of size?

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By: michaela

michaela — Fri, 24 Apr 2009 17:00:29 +0000

I can see this coming. There are other areas around the country where it’s already happened – apart from Michigan. I started buying in a particular neighborhood in another State (I live in CA) in December. I now have 3 SFR and 2 duplexes and purchase and fix up were about 80K and have about 4k rental income per month. But others have caught on and the low-priced supply is now gone. These were all cash sales, of course.

My point is that the banks were all trying to get rid of their inventory and just threw it on the market. So there were a few months when each one was trying to outdo the others and the prices got lower and lower to 5-10k per unit.

By: Oldtimer

Oldtimer — Mon, 20 Apr 2009 14:16:52 +0000

One thing to keep in mind is that buying a home at the courthouse steps in CA is a cash business (cashier’s checks actually, buyers show up with checks in multiple denominations). It is akin to the wholesale auto market where dealers buy at auction and then sell them at retail with financing.

I know a few people pursuing trustee auctions. It can be a “flippers” paradise, assuming you have the capital and know what you are doing.

By: davefairtex

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