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But San Diegans might consider this potential short-sale with an upgraded kitchen, fireplace and tidy backyard a deal.
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Finra, the independent regulator for all securities firms doing business in the U.S., said it found that, from June 2006 through December 2010, Credit Suisse's Reg SHO supervisory system was flawed and resulted in a systemic supervisory failure that contributed to significant short-sale regulations failures across its equities-trading business.
Credit Suisse Fined $1.75 Million for Alleged Short-Sale Violations
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The short-sale process hadn't been going well, despite the new floors and carpets King said he and his wife had installed.
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But San Diegans might consider this potential short-sale with an upgraded kitchen, fireplace and tidy backyard a deal.
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There is a huge floating inventory of homes not yet in default that should either be sold voluntarily or subject to a short-sale.
Foreclosure crisis a 'cancer': Christopher Whalen on impact on banks, housing market, economy
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The short-sale process hadn't been going well, despite the new floors and carpets King said he and his wife had installed.
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While short-sale actions are often clustered at the start of trading, an unusual number were triggered in the final half hour of Thursday's session as the market cascaded lower.
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Others are the subject of short-sale negotiations in which owners try to convince their lenders to agree to a sale for less than the full mortgage balance to avoid the cost and hassle of formally foreclosing.
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Meanwhile, roughly 460 short-sale restrictions were invoked, well above average.
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But San Diegans might consider this potential short-sale with an upgraded kitchen, fireplace and tidy backyard a deal.
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