2012-09-11 — utsandiego.com
The idea for the overall bulk-foreclosure program was floated in 2011, and investors were invited to qualify for the program in February. At the start of the initiative, roughly 2,500 foreclosures were up for grabs, including more than 600 homes in Riverside and Los Angeles counties.
That news spurred opposition from business trade group California Association of Realtors, which said the program will reduce an already-low housing inventory. ''
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BIGTXLENDER at 22:07 2012-09-12 said:
of course Realtors are mad, they could not get their meat hooks into this EASY money.. yeah, getting paid for doing nothing is a good idea to the Tax Payer.. Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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