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SAN DIEGO NORTH COUNTY- Foreclosureradar.com reported that notice of default filings were down 44% in San Diego’s north county when comparing January’s 2009-2010 numbers. Additionally homes sold at auction for the region in the same time period were down 76%. In an article in today’s North County Times they suggested that the “efficiency” of short sales was a contributing factor to this reduction. The stress of default is still ...

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www.BrentDelhamer.com talks about the importance of keeping all documents the Listing Agent requests at the ready to keep the banks moving on selling your home. We encourage you to voice your opinion by sending FEEDBACK (# of STARS, Text Comments, or Email) regarding this video on YouTube or you can email your feedback to brent@brentdelhamer.com. Please feel free to watch all of the Brent Delhamer Real Estate Video Blogs @ ...

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SAN DIEGO , CALIFORNIA – A 38-year-old bicyclist was hit by a city dump truck on Monday afternoon in Oak Park , according to police. The accident was reported at 54th Avenue and Krenning Street just before 1 p.m. , said Gary Hassen, San Diego police spokesman. Police had originally reported that the man was a pedestrian but then corrected the report to say he had been on a bicycle at the time of the accident. Emergency crews responded to ...

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