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To some extent.

Posted by alfred on November 16, 2008 at 10:57 AM

In Reply to: Now that you have actually stated the question... posted by CC in OC on November 16, 2008 at 9:43 AM

My original question was...
Our "government" is launching a war on foreclosures to help "troubled borrowers".
What do you think of this and where do you see it going?

You've given me some insight into the financing side of things.
Thank you.

I'm pursuing trustee sales with cash so that side is not a problem
for me. Of course selling... this is where I can hit the old snafu.

Thus... both 1) selling and 2) a steady flow of foreclosures stopping or
being greatly inhibited (becuz of gov's war on FCs) would be the only snafus that would effect
me.

Any other active investors. Please answer the poll question: How does anyone else see this govmt attempt to stop / slow down
foreclosures effecting us as investors?




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