Over One Million Lost on La Crescenta Home Sales
Last month I estimated that lenders lost over $1,000,000 on La Canada foreclosures and short sales. This month, I chose to examine the lender/investor loss in the more affordable neighboring Foothill community of La Crescenta.

In August, 39% of the homes sold in La Crescenta resulted in a loss to the lender.
Humphrey Way REO
Purchased in 2007 for $1,500,000
$1,254,030 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $1,200,000, Assume 6% closing costs of 72,000
Lender’s est. loss $126,030
20% drop in value from 2007 purchase
Prospect Ave. REO
Purchased in 2006 for $800,000
799,990 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $585,000, Assume 6% closing costs of $35,100
Lender’s est. loss $250,090
27% drop in value from 2006 purchase
Lauderdale Ave. REO
Purchased in 2000 for $270,000
Four refinances later and $675,000 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $479,000, Assume 6% closing costs of $28,740
Lender’s est. loss $224,740
43% increase in value from 2000 purchase
Franklin St. REO
Purchased in 2000 for $253,000
$600,000 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $475,000, Assume 6% closing costs of $28,500
Lender’s est. loss $153,500
47% increase in value from 2000 purchase
Brookhill St. REO
Purchased in 2006 for $660,000
$620,000 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $433,000, Assume 6% closing costs of $25,980
Lender’s est. loss $345,020
2nd Ave. REO
Purchased in 2006 for $480,000
$433,100 in loans at time of foreclosure, Sold for $333,000, Assume 6% closing costs of $19,980
Lender’s est. loss $120,080
Orange Ave., Short Sale
Purchased in 1972, unknown price
$504,000 in loans at time of short sale, Sold for $420,000, assume 6% closing costs of $25,200
Lender’s est. loss $109,200
Fairmount Ave, Short Sale
Purchased in 2005 for 880,000,
$700,000 in loans at time of short sale, Sold for 645,000, assume 6% closing costs of $38,700
Lender’s est. loss $93,700
Boston Ave., Short Sale
Purchased in 2006 for $630,000
$630,000 in loans at time of short sale, Sold for $440,000, assume 6% closing costs of $26,400
Lender’s est. loss $104,360
The estimated loss for lenders/investors in August on La Crescenta short sales and foreclosures was $1,526,720.







Looks like the properties bought before the crash did o.k., I noticed those purchased in 2000 all made money for the lenders as opposed to those after 2005.
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No, the owner's refinanced, these are all losses. Just in one month.
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