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Our neighborhood

http://www.zillow.com/homes/91335_rb/

Down we go to look at a chart showing rising rents. Yay!

Wow, Tarzana, 91356, a relatively upscale neighborhood, especially South of Ventura Boulevard:

142 ---> For Sale
29 ---> Foreclosed
180 ---> Pre Foreclosure

Crap, Even the Dallas Real Estate Market Still Sucks, 75235:

For Sale ---> 34
Foreclosed ---> 15
Pre-Foreclosure ---> 16
For Rent ---> 173
Sold ---> 1

Thanks Roberto! lol

roberto, yeah, before I posted Tarzana and Dallas I checked 'West' West Palm Beach, 33414, expecting not good numbers and they were not bad, relatively of course, for sale -> 814, foreclosed -> 88, pre-foreclosure -> 363, for rent -> 462, and sold -> 3433.

Texans are not Californians.

Seriously, nice tool / guage. Thanks.

So rents from $1140 to $900? Based on the way that graph moves, it looks like there aren't very many data points in there. It doesn't include what neighbourhoods are involved or anything else.

$900 rent supports a house cost of around $160,000 in terms of PITI for a break even point. From what I've seen robertos buying homes at, it seems like they're huge cash cows.

Darrell In Phoenix says

Cratering rental rates.... and falling.

I live in Bay area. As far as I can tell, rents are going up, about 15% higher than a year ago in the apartment I rented.

In my zip code : 33324

in broward county(Fort Lauderdale area) a decent city

here are the numbers

for sale : 445

Pre-Market :
Pre-Forclosure : 226
Forclosed : 75

For rent : 572

Recently sold : 2775

Boy,looks like lots of units are already sold recently

Did I miss the buss?been on the sidelines for too long?

also if you like foreclosed or preforclosed place,whats the approach to follow to buy one

In my town (Huntington beach) there was 120 houses for sale, and 132 per foreclosures, best I could count.

My question is this: has anyone figured out how to turn info on a preforclosure into an opportunity?

How can I find it when there is no NOD filing?

Concord, Pittsburg, and Vallejo have some amazing numbers.

The Professor says

I think I have found a winner!

I could have told you it was going to be Pittsburg, Antioch, Vallejo, Oakland before any number crunching

BayArea says

The Professor says

I think I have found a winner!

I could have told you it was going to be Pittsburg, Antioch, Vallejo, Oakland before any number crunching

I guess they all moved to much coveted parts of BA and hence Norcal is booming!

Can anyone find out how many of those pre-FC properties are owned by Fannie and Freddie? That bit of information will become pertinent in February.