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Strategies & Market Trends : The Residential Real Estate Crash Index

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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (743)9/4/2001 12:17:01 AM
From: TheStockFairyRead Replies (1) of 306849
 
<<<"I've been out of work for the better part of two years," says Trautz one afternoon as the sun beat down on the two lakes outside the five-bedroom, 3,000-square-foot home in Conyers that he and his wife bought in 1998 for $203,000.

They tried to sell the house last year for $227,000, but "hardly anyone came through," says Trautz. >>>>

Don't mean to sound too cold but, OMG, WTF??!?!?. Couldn't make a 10% profit on his house so it got foreclosed? Boo freakin hoo. Maybe the below remark explains why.

<<<Friends and church members provided food and occasionally helped with utility bills, but the family's $1,650-a-month mortgage went unpaid for 11 months. Their mortgage lender, PNC Bank, eventually began foreclosure proceedings.>>>

So, after 11 months they finally started the foreclosure process? Wanna talk about a lagging indicator here? 11 months? I had no idea that everyone had a year before they were kicked out.

This one got to me :)
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