[quote=ibjames]So she won’t even look at housing for another year or so.. I like to browse.. she sees it as a waste of time because we aren’t buying anyway.. ugh..
Do you guys still browse? I think it’s important to keep browsing to keep an eye on things.. What do you think?[/quote]
My wife was on my case all the time about buying back in 2006, but I showed her the light. Now we both go browsing, just to check out different neighborhoods and floorplans. That way we’ll be much better prepared when we do buy. Think of it as research.
At the open house, I’ve learned to never tell the agent “we’re waiting for the market to come down a little more,” because you’ll then get the condescending “now is the time” speech and have to stand there and either defend your position or nod stupidly while they spew propaganda. Better to just say you’re not serious yet, then they leave you alone.
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending instituition?
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending instituition?
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending instituition?
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending instituition?
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending instituition?
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending institution?
I spoke to a guy in La Costa trying to short sale a condo, and it’s been 4 months and still no sale (buyer is hanging in there) He tells me it’s the in-fighting between the two lenders that is holding up the sale.
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending institution?
I spoke to a guy in La Costa trying to short sale a condo, and it’s been 4 months and still no sale (buyer is hanging in there) He tells me it’s the in-fighting between the two lenders that is holding up the sale.
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending institution?
I spoke to a guy in La Costa trying to short sale a condo, and it’s been 4 months and still no sale (buyer is hanging in there) He tells me it’s the in-fighting between the two lenders that is holding up the sale.
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending institution?
I spoke to a guy in La Costa trying to short sale a condo, and it’s been 4 months and still no sale (buyer is hanging in there) He tells me it’s the in-fighting between the two lenders that is holding up the sale.
Isn’t one other thing holding up short sales is the bickering between those hold the 2nd note (on a 100% financed 80/20), and the primary lending institution?
I spoke to a guy in La Costa trying to short sale a condo, and it’s been 4 months and still no sale (buyer is hanging in there) He tells me it’s the in-fighting between the two lenders that is holding up the sale.
Ah – that makes sense. Most people took seconds to cover the 20% and the second holders are screwed on short sales. But really, more screwed if foreclosure happens. Seconds should cooperate more. Something is better than nothing.
Ah – that makes sense. Most people took seconds to cover the 20% and the second holders are screwed on short sales. But really, more screwed if foreclosure happens. Seconds should cooperate more. Something is better than nothing.
Ah – that makes sense. Most people took seconds to cover the 20% and the second holders are screwed on short sales. But really, more screwed if foreclosure happens. Seconds should cooperate more. Something is better than nothing.
Ah – that makes sense. Most people took seconds to cover the 20% and the second holders are screwed on short sales. But really, more screwed if foreclosure happens. Seconds should cooperate more. Something is better than nothing.
