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Re: SALE PROPERTIES GOING BACK TO BENE'S???

Posted by Jerry - Ca. on September 27, 2006 at 2:08 PM

In Reply to: Re: SALE PROPERTIES GOING BACK TO BENE'S??? posted by ellis on September 26, 2006 at 12:54 AM

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: : : If that were the case - wouldn't this be the time for Junior Bene Buyouts? Why pay cash at the auction - when you can buy out the second for a few thousand, bring the 1st current and then foreclose as the second lien holder?

: : +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

: : Hello to "The Short Sale Realtor":

: : You're absolutely 100% correct that now is the time and also the forseeable future to do
: : Junior Bene. buyouts!!!

: : I was responding to an inquiry about the Trustee Sales, not other timely ways to make money!

: : Regarding Junior Bene. loan wipeouts ... The lowest example I gave was in high $70K's ...
: : about 10-20% of the fair market value of the properties today. An institutional lender
: : made the loans based on 100% of value ... (most were lent) in 2005! While I grant you property
: : values have dropped here in San Diego in the last year ... the value drop in nowhere near that
: : amount.

: : I guess what is a good deal or not a good deal is in the eye of the beholder!

: : Jerry

: Here is a post from Ward regarding the timing of the Jr Bene Buyout strategy. http://www.foreclosureforum.com/mb/messages/17625.html

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Ellis:

If you're trying to make money on the disconted note ONLY ... you would want a
seller's market to assure sale of the note at face value. If you're buying the
note as a tool to back-door ultimately buying a foreclosure property ... I'd want
a Buyer's market!

"Why pay cash at the auction - when you can buy out the second for a few thousand,
bring the 1st current and then foreclose as the second lien holder?"

Jerry



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