Change in filings from January: Up 10.1 percent
Nationally: 1 in every 1,295
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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
7 comments:
And yet all of the other MSM - you don't hear one IOTA including;
The Daily Times
Salisbury Independent
WBOC
WMDT
GREAT JOB SBYNEWS!!!
YOU CERTAINLY DESERVE A STANDING OVATION
Would be interesting where Wicomico ranks among counties.
The actual of numbers of homes in all stages of foreclosure, not just ones who have received a notice of possible foreclisure, is far higher. If you count the homes that are in any stage of the foreclosure process, as well as end-stage "Real Estate Owned" (have reverted back to, and owned by, the bank), I would conservatively estimate it to be more like 1 in 100 on average, some areas (around here) even higher. We have a business maintaining these homes so they don't get overgrown and run down, after the occupants have abandoned them, so we have a good idea of the extent of the problem.
It is heartbreaking work, but someone has to do it, to keep the vacant houses from turning into an eyesore (if it isn't already) and preventing them from deteriorating and driving down neighborhood property values.
thanks omalley
We're number 1!
We're number 1!
We're number 1!
O'Malley for President!
All I hear from the msm is how everything is doing great.
Most likely I will be adding another to that count, I'm baling out of da 'bury and if I can't get at least what I owe on it, I'm just going! I know someone who started foreclosure 3 years ago and is still in that house, the bank would rather know that it is at least occupied and not stripped of copper wire and whatever else thieves can take. Cheers!
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