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  • February 2, 2011 at 8:20 PM #662008
    patb
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    “Not sure if VA is a judicial or non-judicial foreclosure state. patb, do you know?”

    Non Judicial. 14 days from NOD to NOT if they want.

    so why properties are lingering is beside me.

    “How is the market in Chevy Chase”
    The papers claim it’s up 27% in a year.

    I don’t follow the MD market much.

    February 2, 2011 at 8:26 PM #663086
    ljinvestor
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    I hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k

    February 2, 2011 at 8:26 PM #661952
    ljinvestor
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    I hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k

    February 2, 2011 at 8:26 PM #662753
    ljinvestor
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    I hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k

    February 2, 2011 at 8:26 PM #662617
    ljinvestor
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    I hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k

    February 2, 2011 at 8:26 PM #662013
    ljinvestor
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    I hate articles such as this because they don’t share specific details. I understand bringing $7500 to settlement, but $140k to settlement by clearing out all your savings sounds a little fishy. Must not have been non recourse or they made a dumb decision as it would have taken years for higher interest rate to get to that $140k

    February 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM #663091
    paramount
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    They likely have gov’t or beltway bandit jobs and were afraid if they walked away from the house they would lose their jobs.

    February 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM #661957
    paramount
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    They likely have gov’t or beltway bandit jobs and were afraid if they walked away from the house they would lose their jobs.

    February 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM #662758
    paramount
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    They likely have gov’t or beltway bandit jobs and were afraid if they walked away from the house they would lose their jobs.

    February 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM #662018
    paramount
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    They likely have gov’t or beltway bandit jobs and were afraid if they walked away from the house they would lose their jobs.

    February 2, 2011 at 9:05 PM #662622
    paramount
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    They likely have gov’t or beltway bandit jobs and were afraid if they walked away from the house they would lose their jobs.

    February 2, 2011 at 9:23 PM #662776
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I purchased a home in Prince William county in 2004. Luckily my ca native wife pushed for us to leave so in march 2006, we sold our home and moved back to SD. We sold for 130K over our 2004 purchase price. Sadly the people we sold it to lost the home in 2009 and the current value of the home is 140K under what we purchased for in 2004.

    I think anything inside the beltway is safe as well as the areas hugging it (all except PG County which is all ghetto).

    February 2, 2011 at 9:23 PM #662640
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I purchased a home in Prince William county in 2004. Luckily my ca native wife pushed for us to leave so in march 2006, we sold our home and moved back to SD. We sold for 130K over our 2004 purchase price. Sadly the people we sold it to lost the home in 2009 and the current value of the home is 140K under what we purchased for in 2004.

    I think anything inside the beltway is safe as well as the areas hugging it (all except PG County which is all ghetto).

    February 2, 2011 at 9:23 PM #661975
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I purchased a home in Prince William county in 2004. Luckily my ca native wife pushed for us to leave so in march 2006, we sold our home and moved back to SD. We sold for 130K over our 2004 purchase price. Sadly the people we sold it to lost the home in 2009 and the current value of the home is 140K under what we purchased for in 2004.

    I think anything inside the beltway is safe as well as the areas hugging it (all except PG County which is all ghetto).

    February 2, 2011 at 9:23 PM #662036
    LAAFTERHOURS
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    I purchased a home in Prince William county in 2004. Luckily my ca native wife pushed for us to leave so in march 2006, we sold our home and moved back to SD. We sold for 130K over our 2004 purchase price. Sadly the people we sold it to lost the home in 2009 and the current value of the home is 140K under what we purchased for in 2004.

    I think anything inside the beltway is safe as well as the areas hugging it (all except PG County which is all ghetto).

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