Unfortunately we don’t know enough about the homeowners on the foreclosure rolls, other than they aren’t making their payments.  If the government can help them get a loan modification that’ll stick, or they can bargain for a short sale, then we won’t see them on the court house steps in the near future.

How many defaulters could end up on the open market?

Here are the number of SFRs that have a NOD or NOTS filed, the combined number of detached short sales on the MLS (ACT+CONT), and the year-to-date results of the trustee sales conducted:

Town or Area NOD NOTS MLS 2010 REOs 2010 3rd Party Buys 2010 Cancelleds
Carlsbad
130
196
84
20
13
42
Carmel Valley
43
34
29
6
2
5
EncinitasCrdff
60
108
37
16
9
15
La Jolla
29
52
23
3
1
7
RSFDMSB
57
53
29
10
0
7
RB West
47
91
76
4
4
14
Totals
366
534
278
59
29
90

There are 900 properties on the f-list (366+534), and with only 278 of them actively engaged in trying to sell, it leaves roughly 622 houses in question (though there are probably short sale listings that aren’t in default yet).

Will they get a satisfactory loan modification? Or will they be the short-sale or foreclosure candidates over the next few months? Or live under the radar until forced to move?

There have been 252 closed MLS sales, year-to-date, so if all 622 went up for sale over the next few months, I think the market could absorb them.

6 Comments

  1. clearfund

    I recently paid off 3 loans in full to LJB….what was I thinking.

  2. shadash

    The market seems good now. But if the fed starts raising rates (unlikely) it’s going to effect prices.

  3. L. D.

    These loan mods are quickly becoming it is who you know,not necessarily if you need one financially. A Multi millionaire trust baby getting their principal reduced because they took out a ARM 5 years ago. Their financial advisors (AE)able to put the deal together.

    A 5 million dollar home in O.C, owing less than 2 million. Chase modifies so they can continue living there during slow real estate sales for the owner. What do you modify when the home is worth 3 million more than what they owe?

    The same person with 3 rentals, (rented out mind you), gets loan mods on their rentals.

    United States personal responsibility is going downhill faster than the slalom racers at the Olympics.

  4. Downturn

    L.D., don’t those racers crash sometimes?

  5. Nick

    Hey Jim, Thanks for the info. Whats your source for the f list numbers?

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