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The Foreclosure Report - June 2012

Foreclosure Inventory Continues To Decline

June 2012 Foreclosure Sales were significantly down in the three largest foreclosure states in our coverage area. California Foreclosure Sales were down 13.4 percent over last month, and down 48.8 percent vs. June 2011. Arizona Foreclosure Sales were down 18.5 percent over last month, and down 42.1 percent vs. June 2011. Nevada Foreclosure Sales were down 14.6 percent over last month, and down 72.1 percent vs. June 2011 driven by the new regulation that took effect in October 2011. In addition, Foreclosure Filings are flat to down in all states in our coverage area, both on a month over month basis and vs. previous year. Arizona Notice of Sales were down 27.7 percent over last month, Nevada Notice of Defaults were down 22.7 percent over last month, and California Notice of Defaults were basically flat, being down 0.9 percent over last month.

We already have significantly low home sales in the market today, and with the declining level of Foreclosure Sales the inventory will continue to decrease. In California, banks take on average 272 days to resell properties they take back at auction, thus, Realtors, investors, and homebuyers should brace themselves for significantly less inventory in next years' selling season.

"California Governor Jerry Brown signed into law the Homeowner Bill of Rights, an anti-foreclosure package which naively thinks that slowing foreclosures will benefit homeowners and the economy by leaving those owners stuck in their prison of debt," stated Sean O'Toole, Founder & CEO of ForeclosureRadar. "We've long said negative equity, not foreclosures, are the problem, and this bill does nothing to truly help underwater borrowers. Fortunately this bill was watered down significantly from its original form, so we don't expect it will have the same impact that we've seen from more aggressive legislation in Nevada. The most ironic part of this bills passage is that foreclosures have already plummeted, and that the real housing crisis in now a lack of homes available for sale. Next spring, we expect there will be half as many REO's available for sale in California, significantly impacting overall home sales and hurting homebuyers, investors, real estate related services and the economy."

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Endre Barath, Jr.
Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices California Properties - Beverly Hills, CA
Realtor - Los Angeles Home Sales 310.486.1002

Lauren, I loved your post and was surprised to see how quietly it went under the radar. This is such a contraversial law I thought there would be hundreds of comments on it> when did you post it, in the middle of the night? Endre

Aug 02, 2012 09:51 AM
Florida Tolbert Team Keller Williams Advantage
Keller Williams Advantage III Realty in Lake Nona - Orlando, FL
Keller Williams Land Luxury Division Specialist

So lets recap...

Foreclosures drying up, inventory getting tight, next comes rising prices and the real owners that have been waiting to sell may actually finally have a chance.

Here's to doing TRADITIONAL SALES once again sometime soon.

Aug 02, 2012 12:09 PM
Doug Bullwinkel
E Mortgage Capital, Inc. NMLS 1416824 - Roseville, CA
Mortgage Loan Officer NMLS #281609

There are fewer foreclosures because there are probably more short sales, a move the banks have been making over the past several months.  There's no easy fix to the problem but leaving people in homes for two years without making payments isn't the solution either.  These homes need to go through the system and recycle into mortgage paying properties again.  Lingering on forever will only prolong the problem.

Aug 02, 2012 04:42 PM
CA COASTAL ESTATES Lauren Selinsky Perez CRS
California Coastal Estates - Aliso Viejo, CA
"Your Real Estate Broker" #oclauren

Endre, always int he middle of the night..........LOL~ Thanks... working long days, productive and paying off... I have to remember to keep myself on the google radar too ;)

Oh Kevin! I can't wait until then, but the reality is.......... For Southern CA, our homes were so HIGH, there are so many stuck and by Fall, may not be able to hang on. Just got two buyers that had 30-40% of balance taken right off their balance approved. No short sale and no foreclosure and if that wasn't enough... or shall I say more importantly! half the payment!

Doug, I agree with you. I don't understand what they are thinking. I think there are solutions, but they are not acting on decisions they make and when they pass one idea, it takes another six months to implement. I just got one short sale approved (million dollar property) and the homeowner has not made one single payment in two years.

Aug 04, 2012 06:25 AM
CA COASTAL ESTATES Lauren Selinsky Perez CRS
California Coastal Estates - Aliso Viejo, CA
"Your Real Estate Broker" #oclauren

I am hoping banks respond quicker and try and make things work for Sellers, rather then say, "we are still continuing with foreclosure".

Aug 16, 2012 04:11 PM