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I thought it was a lot worse than this

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It might be worse than this due to rolling lag on reporting of figures, etc. Plus, FL currently has a moratorium on foreclosure process/paperwork.

I hope it's not worse than this report. ;-)
 
Lynnie said:
It might be worse than this due to rolling lag on reporting of figures, etc. Plus, FL currently has a moratorium on foreclosure process/paperwork.

I hope it's not worse than this report. ;-)
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I think the report says there are 1 in 188 homes in Florida in foreclosure. When I just scan news reports it leaves me with the impression that there are 1 in 20. That's a big difference.
 
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30ashopper said:
I believe that moratorium by Crist ended in mid January, which might explain the explosion of foreclosure filings in Feb.. March is also shaping up to be another record month.

http://www.sowal.com/bb/real-estate-discussion/33360-lis-pen-filings-spike-feb.html
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I didn't put math or science to it but I noticed that there seemed to be an opening of a flood gate throughout last month. 17 or more foreclosure filings in a single day in Walton County is really high.
 
AAbsolute said:
I didn't put math or science to it but I noticed that there seemed to be an opening of a flood gate throughout last month. 17 or more foreclosure filings in a single day in Walton County is really high.
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yes it looks busy. It looks like you got a newone also
 
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