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January 29, 2010 at 4:43 PM #507973January 29, 2010 at 6:24 PM #507084UCGalParticipant
It could also be managed at the realtor level. The article links to the homepath website – which is where the Fannie/Fredie owned homes are listed.
Fannie hires a realtor – the realtor is the gatekeeper for offers… so it sounds like it’s directives to the realtor to only submit offers for people who are going to owner occupy.
People can lie… But they can lie to brokers, also.
January 29, 2010 at 6:24 PM #507231UCGalParticipantIt could also be managed at the realtor level. The article links to the homepath website – which is where the Fannie/Fredie owned homes are listed.
Fannie hires a realtor – the realtor is the gatekeeper for offers… so it sounds like it’s directives to the realtor to only submit offers for people who are going to owner occupy.
People can lie… But they can lie to brokers, also.
January 29, 2010 at 6:24 PM #507640UCGalParticipantIt could also be managed at the realtor level. The article links to the homepath website – which is where the Fannie/Fredie owned homes are listed.
Fannie hires a realtor – the realtor is the gatekeeper for offers… so it sounds like it’s directives to the realtor to only submit offers for people who are going to owner occupy.
People can lie… But they can lie to brokers, also.
January 29, 2010 at 6:24 PM #507733UCGalParticipantIt could also be managed at the realtor level. The article links to the homepath website – which is where the Fannie/Fredie owned homes are listed.
Fannie hires a realtor – the realtor is the gatekeeper for offers… so it sounds like it’s directives to the realtor to only submit offers for people who are going to owner occupy.
People can lie… But they can lie to brokers, also.
January 29, 2010 at 6:24 PM #507988UCGalParticipantIt could also be managed at the realtor level. The article links to the homepath website – which is where the Fannie/Fredie owned homes are listed.
Fannie hires a realtor – the realtor is the gatekeeper for offers… so it sounds like it’s directives to the realtor to only submit offers for people who are going to owner occupy.
People can lie… But they can lie to brokers, also.
January 29, 2010 at 11:27 PM #507155temeculaguyParticipantA lot of times investors are llc’s or reit’s, meaning it’s a company name buying the house. If it’s an individual wanting to buy a single rental, then their other loan will show up on their credit report and they will have some splaining to do.
I’m sure a few people will pull it off but for the most part, the waiters and savers will get first crack at the repos, instead of the other way around. For months we’ve been hearing stories of people getting their offers overlooked, often times for a similar or lower offer from a cash investor, that is which they are looking to change and it’s a good thing.
Plus there will be addendums to the purchase contract that I’m guessing will list some warnings about defrauding the government and the penalties. Anyone can cheat on their taxes too, but most don’t because most white collar folk would prefer to steer clear of the pokey.
Since it seems that every idea or program coming from the fed has been making the problem worse, at least this one makes it better or does no harm at the very least. Since fannie/freddie has their hands in a good chunk of the potential repos, this could be one of those political feel good stories that they declare a success and expand upon, perhaps even mandate to others. It is also the first thing I’ve seen where it will be in their best interest to hurry up foreclosures to get families in the houses, who will spend money on them and pay taxes, something they also like.
Maybe it does nothing, but I’m guessing it ends up helping the piggington agenda.
January 29, 2010 at 11:27 PM #507301temeculaguyParticipantA lot of times investors are llc’s or reit’s, meaning it’s a company name buying the house. If it’s an individual wanting to buy a single rental, then their other loan will show up on their credit report and they will have some splaining to do.
I’m sure a few people will pull it off but for the most part, the waiters and savers will get first crack at the repos, instead of the other way around. For months we’ve been hearing stories of people getting their offers overlooked, often times for a similar or lower offer from a cash investor, that is which they are looking to change and it’s a good thing.
Plus there will be addendums to the purchase contract that I’m guessing will list some warnings about defrauding the government and the penalties. Anyone can cheat on their taxes too, but most don’t because most white collar folk would prefer to steer clear of the pokey.
Since it seems that every idea or program coming from the fed has been making the problem worse, at least this one makes it better or does no harm at the very least. Since fannie/freddie has their hands in a good chunk of the potential repos, this could be one of those political feel good stories that they declare a success and expand upon, perhaps even mandate to others. It is also the first thing I’ve seen where it will be in their best interest to hurry up foreclosures to get families in the houses, who will spend money on them and pay taxes, something they also like.
Maybe it does nothing, but I’m guessing it ends up helping the piggington agenda.
January 29, 2010 at 11:27 PM #507710temeculaguyParticipantA lot of times investors are llc’s or reit’s, meaning it’s a company name buying the house. If it’s an individual wanting to buy a single rental, then their other loan will show up on their credit report and they will have some splaining to do.
I’m sure a few people will pull it off but for the most part, the waiters and savers will get first crack at the repos, instead of the other way around. For months we’ve been hearing stories of people getting their offers overlooked, often times for a similar or lower offer from a cash investor, that is which they are looking to change and it’s a good thing.
Plus there will be addendums to the purchase contract that I’m guessing will list some warnings about defrauding the government and the penalties. Anyone can cheat on their taxes too, but most don’t because most white collar folk would prefer to steer clear of the pokey.
Since it seems that every idea or program coming from the fed has been making the problem worse, at least this one makes it better or does no harm at the very least. Since fannie/freddie has their hands in a good chunk of the potential repos, this could be one of those political feel good stories that they declare a success and expand upon, perhaps even mandate to others. It is also the first thing I’ve seen where it will be in their best interest to hurry up foreclosures to get families in the houses, who will spend money on them and pay taxes, something they also like.
Maybe it does nothing, but I’m guessing it ends up helping the piggington agenda.
January 29, 2010 at 11:27 PM #507803temeculaguyParticipantA lot of times investors are llc’s or reit’s, meaning it’s a company name buying the house. If it’s an individual wanting to buy a single rental, then their other loan will show up on their credit report and they will have some splaining to do.
I’m sure a few people will pull it off but for the most part, the waiters and savers will get first crack at the repos, instead of the other way around. For months we’ve been hearing stories of people getting their offers overlooked, often times for a similar or lower offer from a cash investor, that is which they are looking to change and it’s a good thing.
Plus there will be addendums to the purchase contract that I’m guessing will list some warnings about defrauding the government and the penalties. Anyone can cheat on their taxes too, but most don’t because most white collar folk would prefer to steer clear of the pokey.
Since it seems that every idea or program coming from the fed has been making the problem worse, at least this one makes it better or does no harm at the very least. Since fannie/freddie has their hands in a good chunk of the potential repos, this could be one of those political feel good stories that they declare a success and expand upon, perhaps even mandate to others. It is also the first thing I’ve seen where it will be in their best interest to hurry up foreclosures to get families in the houses, who will spend money on them and pay taxes, something they also like.
Maybe it does nothing, but I’m guessing it ends up helping the piggington agenda.
January 29, 2010 at 11:27 PM #508059temeculaguyParticipantA lot of times investors are llc’s or reit’s, meaning it’s a company name buying the house. If it’s an individual wanting to buy a single rental, then their other loan will show up on their credit report and they will have some splaining to do.
I’m sure a few people will pull it off but for the most part, the waiters and savers will get first crack at the repos, instead of the other way around. For months we’ve been hearing stories of people getting their offers overlooked, often times for a similar or lower offer from a cash investor, that is which they are looking to change and it’s a good thing.
Plus there will be addendums to the purchase contract that I’m guessing will list some warnings about defrauding the government and the penalties. Anyone can cheat on their taxes too, but most don’t because most white collar folk would prefer to steer clear of the pokey.
Since it seems that every idea or program coming from the fed has been making the problem worse, at least this one makes it better or does no harm at the very least. Since fannie/freddie has their hands in a good chunk of the potential repos, this could be one of those political feel good stories that they declare a success and expand upon, perhaps even mandate to others. It is also the first thing I’ve seen where it will be in their best interest to hurry up foreclosures to get families in the houses, who will spend money on them and pay taxes, something they also like.
Maybe it does nothing, but I’m guessing it ends up helping the piggington agenda.
January 30, 2010 at 1:19 PM #507250UCGalParticipantIt would probably be easy to explain an existing mortgage – it says owner occupied – and the definition of move up buyer is one who’s selling one house to get a bigger/better house.
January 30, 2010 at 1:19 PM #507396UCGalParticipantIt would probably be easy to explain an existing mortgage – it says owner occupied – and the definition of move up buyer is one who’s selling one house to get a bigger/better house.
January 30, 2010 at 1:19 PM #507805UCGalParticipantIt would probably be easy to explain an existing mortgage – it says owner occupied – and the definition of move up buyer is one who’s selling one house to get a bigger/better house.
January 30, 2010 at 1:19 PM #507899UCGalParticipantIt would probably be easy to explain an existing mortgage – it says owner occupied – and the definition of move up buyer is one who’s selling one house to get a bigger/better house.
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