say one bought a cheap house all cash now. The house is pretty trashed and won’t qualify for financing. Say it takes a month or two to get it financeable. How risky would you say it is that interest rates will flare upwards over the next 2 months?
Even homes advertised as move in ready can take an enormous amount of work I think you will find, It’s always a lot more than you think that ends up needing fixing.
Even homes advertised as move in ready can take an enormous amount of work I think you will find, It’s always a lot more than you think that ends up needing fixing.
Even homes advertised as move in ready can take an enormous amount of work I think you will find, It’s always a lot more than you think that ends up needing fixing.
Even homes advertised as move in ready can take an enormous amount of work I think you will find, It’s always a lot more than you think that ends up needing fixing.
Even homes advertised as move in ready can take an enormous amount of work I think you will find, It’s always a lot more than you think that ends up needing fixing.
Generally seasoning takes about 6 months for a cashout refi. Check with your lender first as they all have different criteria. Also no I don’t see rates running away. That is the only thing keeping the faux economy afloat right now.
Generally seasoning takes about 6 months for a cashout refi. Check with your lender first as they all have different criteria. Also no I don’t see rates running away. That is the only thing keeping the faux economy afloat right now.
Generally seasoning takes about 6 months for a cashout refi. Check with your lender first as they all have different criteria. Also no I don’t see rates running away. That is the only thing keeping the faux economy afloat right now.
Generally seasoning takes about 6 months for a cashout refi. Check with your lender first as they all have different criteria. Also no I don’t see rates running away. That is the only thing keeping the faux economy afloat right now.
