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Big Bear Foreclosure Numbers – January 2010

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By Tyler Wood on February 28th, 2010
Categories: Big Bear Foreclosures, Big Bear Market Conditions, Big Bear Real Estate News
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Foreclosure filings in Big Bear were down 14% in January 2010 when compared to December 2009. Year over year, foreclosure filings were down 7% from the January 2009 numbers. This is kinda big news as it is the first time in more than a year that I can recall the overall foreclosure filings down year [...]

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Big Bear Bank Owned Concerns

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By Izzy Barden on February 20th, 2010
Categories: Big Bear Buyers, Big Bear Real Estate News
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If you are considering purchasing a home in today’s market, the odds are pretty good you will be looking at a bank owned home.
In Big Bear only 10% of the homes listed are bank owned homes, yet they make up 40% of the homes sold. Simply put, bank owned homes drive the market. In many [...]

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What Happens To The Occupants Of Properties That Go Back To The Bank?

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By Tony Card on February 16th, 2010
Categories: Big Bear Foreclosures, Big Bear Real Estate News
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As a Realtor in Big Bear Lake, working for the Tim Wood Group, I list and sell a number of REO properties for one of the larger U.S. Banks.
When I get the initial REO order from the bank, one of the first things I have to do is to go to the property and check [...]

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If You’re Looking For A Great Deal In Big Bear, You Have To Act Like It!

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By Tyler Wood on February 13th, 2010
Categories: Big Bear Buyers, Big Bear Real Estate News
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Many buyers are looking to get a great deal when buying a home in Big Bear.  Seems like a natural request.  But, very few are willing to act, or respond, like they must in order get one.
I see deals come on the market every week.  They come [...]

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