Marin County home foreclosure database

very interesting listings...I see opportunity amist. TY

Sorry for all the foreclosures. As an old-time Californian who remembers the
area so well, prices escalated to the point of self-destruction. Whenever affordability is removed from the housing equation, sellers cannot find buyers
and property loss results.

These postings never change. The house in bolinas
sold months ago. What's the point?

Posted in August? When was this last updated?

Looks like the banks such as Wells Fargo that hyped loans to illegals with matricula consular cards as their only i.d. created a real mess. Most of the foreclosures are in the barrio.

oh well.

Jess wrote:

Posted in August? When was this last updated?

Yea, I don't know why this is up. The houses were
sold months ago? The Bolinas house was a great
deal.

I hope Obama changes banking laws. These banks
are holding on to houses like new Realtor s. They
are definitely looking for a profit. This site is
really out of date though.

Does this mean that I have to check foreclosure status for each individual address? That could be extremely tedious and time consuming.

Has anyone bought any of these houses? Who
updates this database?

I just tried getting info. on a house in Dillion's
beach. The agent demanded my phone number before
he, or she would give out any basic information.

A question for a Realtor; What the deal on these foreclosures? Do they need to sell them for the loan amount? They don't seem like they are under any pressure to sell them--most are cracker boxes,
and overpriced, except the house in Bolinas, but that
sold a year ago. God bless-

Hi - how do i get a hold of a lender if i am interested in buying a foreclosed property?

thank you,

The beauty of living in my house is that it is so small and dilapidated that lenders know there is no point in foreclosing.

I am a listing agent representing Wells Fargo Bank REOs. I have listed and closed over 30 of their foreclosed homes in Marin and Sonoma counties in the past 18 months. Be an educated buyer and remove the stress in purchasing a foreclosed house.

Vince Gramalia wrote:

I am a listing agent representing Wells Fargo Bank REOs. I have listed and closed over 30 of their foreclosed homes in Marin and Sonoma counties in the past 18 months. Be an educated buyer and remove the stress in purchasing a foreclosed house.

good to know

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there are three homes in foreclosure in stonetree and one that may be very soon

This site is useless : all pertient information submitted, address, date of forclosure, description of property, correct zip....no resulsts again after several months and several attempts

BOB wrote:

This site is useless : all pertient information submitted, address, date of forclosure, description of property, correct zip....no resulsts again after several months and several attempts

several homes in foreclosure in stonetree and at least two in short sale

Very stupid!...Barrio boy!

Jack wrote:

Looks like the banks such as Wells Fargo that hyped loans to illegals with matricula consular cards as their only i.d. created a real mess. Most of the foreclosures are in the barrio.