A sampling of an area in the Denver area show that over 250 properties in a square mile area are presently bank owned or are in foreclosure
over 100 currently, 200 plus pending------------------tdd
I'm sitting in one...waiting on the bank to help or wait to get kicked out....ammo up....
No more now than is typical. When you live far from the river, it is difficult to drown.
5 on my street...
6 homes out of 31 in our small gate neighborhood were foreclosed on in the last year.
I did buy a foreclosure at auction on the courthouse steps last year. Fixed it up, listed it, and it sold the first day.
maybe you could sue to quiet title and get lucky?
None.
I live in a cash society (ie: Pay As You Go).
every now and again a renter gets way behind and the landlord gets POed, but even that is rare
Send me a link the url you used to get the above info and I'll run it for my area. But I bet there won't be more than a 2 or 3. It is no coincidence that the state (Texas) with the fewest amount of government intervention (laws & regulations) is also the one where the great recession has not been that bad.
Texas, it is not just a state, it is a state of mind!
