Whether the lenders want to be or not they are land barons these days. Countrywide had been winning the race of who takes back the most properties every month until November. They only had 4 on this months list.
Washington Mutual was the big winner with 8 properties, but Deutsche Bank came in a close second with 7. There were only a total of 85 properties taken back in November.
There were a handful of properties on the list that had gone in to default back in 2007 but for the most part most of the properties the lenders took back had been defaulted on since May or June.
Only 13 of those properties had loans over $500,000 with only 1 being over 1 million at $1,348,319. 14 properties on the list were in the Santa Barbara, Goleta areas with the remaining 71 properties being in the Santa Maria and Lompoc areas.
Check them out on the map below.
Goleta Council, Community Recognize Roger Aceves for 16 Years of Service to
City
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He is the longest-serving council member in city history and has never
missed a meeting; his term officially ends on Dec. 20
2 years ago
1 comment:
Well, even there is a meltdown in the real state, lender still, i guess did not loss that much, becuase of that claimed properties. If market is high again, they can sold it in much higher price that they original have.
'cheers'
Kathy
panama real estate
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