Foreclosures of the Week
On Thursday at 3 p.m., the financial institution that loaned the current owner of 416 Pacific Street $810,392 against the four-story brownstone will seek to recoup its money at the weekly public foreclosure auction held in Room 261 at the Kings County Courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn. Also of interest to bottom feeders bargain hunters may…
On Thursday at 3 p.m., the financial institution that loaned the current owner of 416 Pacific Street $810,392 against the four-story brownstone will seek to recoup its money at the weekly public foreclosure auction held in Room 261 at the Kings County Courthouse in Downtown Brooklyn. Also of interest to bottom feeders bargain hunters may be the sale of Apartment 1D at 325 Clinton Avenue in Clinton Hill. There’s outstanding debt of $159,022 against the co-op apartment.
416 Pacific Street [Property Shark] GMAP
325 Clinton Avenue, #1D [Property Shark] GMAP
@guest 12:46
12:34 here again. I just wanted to add that “simply having to move” is a rather large understatement when it comes to finding an apartment in NYC. It is in fact, a discouraging, frustrating, often wrenching experience, made more so when you are being kicked out of a place you love.
The point — it’s other people we are discussing here, not just dollars and cents, who’s up, who’s a loser, but people with responsibilities and feelings.
so, mr b, what is your solution to this situation other than foreclosure, since we’re all bottom feeders.
perhaps you can bail the ol’ lady out with your own (daddy’s) funds
assh*le
why anyone would want to live in that project, uh , co-op is beyond me
josephine
-jcondo resident
“your rent is going up $500 a month because the market has changed”
yes, this is called capitalism.
no one has a birth right to live in any one neighborhood for life.
i wonder if people in la talk about how they are priced out of beverly hills and that they should be able to stay in their home for 500 bucks a month.
bottom feeder…go f*ck yourself mister “browstoner” with your daddy’s money and wannabe brooklyn bullshit…hey havent read any mos def lyrics lately what the deal?
Hey Brooklyn Yuppies and Hipsters, Oil hit another record this morning on increased concerns about crude oil supplies.
Light, sweet crude oil was up $2.41 to $96.39 a barrel this afternoon, after hitting a record of $97 a barrel at one point in the trading session.
Stop thinking everything is ok,,,
The Where???
Someday this war is gonna end…..
Another description for a bottom feeder? A savvy rich person. Did you enjoy laying your whole life savings on the line, mortgaging yourself to the hilt, borrowing money from mom & dad and cashing out your 401k? Wonderful. While you were doing that, I was living in a cheap rental, and saving, saving, saving. And here I come to buy your house. All’s fair in love, war and real estate I guess.
Thanks for the sympathy 12:46, and I definitely see your side of it. My point is simply that it HURTS to lose your home, whether you own it or rent it. I have enormous sympathy for anyone being foreclosed upon, just as I do for people who are forced out of places they love for other reasons. What a horror. But frankly, I didn’t buy, many of us didn’t buy, because we COULD NOT AFFORD IT. We were realistic about our choices. You pays your money, you takes your chances. Not everybody rolls the dice and wins. That’s reality. But to take pleasure in that feels to me very much like taking pleasure in the fact that MANY PEOPLE rent because they have to, for lots of different reasons. So maybe we can leave all the bitter renter, moron, bottom feeder rhetoric by the wayside, and admit that there were winners, but also fools, victims and those who got left behind on all sides of the recent housing bubble?
Here’s the first definition of a bottom feeder from Dictionary.com: “an opportunist, as in politics or business: bottom feeders who buy up commercial failures.” No value judgment intended.