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January 20, 2011 at 8:46 PM #656739January 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM #656744
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Participant[quote=JACKQLYN]I totatlly agree with you CA Renter. We went through a roller coaster ride on the purchase of our first home on 09.
I’d become so frusterated that I learned to track foreclosure & contact asset managers. It didn’t help that we were FHA buyers. I learned a lot about the dirty game but eventually closed on the best home we ever offered on.
American Dream vs American Greed[/quote]
It’s awesome that you were able to find your house, Jackqlyn. Did you end up buying through/via an asset manager? Nice job sticking up for yourself and trying to bypass all the nonsense that occurs in the “regular” market. It is exceedingly frustrating as a buyer to see all these games being played.
January 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM #657343Participant[quote=JACKQLYN]I totatlly agree with you CA Renter. We went through a roller coaster ride on the purchase of our first home on 09.
I’d become so frusterated that I learned to track foreclosure & contact asset managers. It didn’t help that we were FHA buyers. I learned a lot about the dirty game but eventually closed on the best home we ever offered on.
American Dream vs American Greed[/quote]
It’s awesome that you were able to find your house, Jackqlyn. Did you end up buying through/via an asset manager? Nice job sticking up for yourself and trying to bypass all the nonsense that occurs in the “regular” market. It is exceedingly frustrating as a buyer to see all these games being played.
January 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM #657481Participant[quote=JACKQLYN]I totatlly agree with you CA Renter. We went through a roller coaster ride on the purchase of our first home on 09.
I’d become so frusterated that I learned to track foreclosure & contact asset managers. It didn’t help that we were FHA buyers. I learned a lot about the dirty game but eventually closed on the best home we ever offered on.
American Dream vs American Greed[/quote]
It’s awesome that you were able to find your house, Jackqlyn. Did you end up buying through/via an asset manager? Nice job sticking up for yourself and trying to bypass all the nonsense that occurs in the “regular” market. It is exceedingly frustrating as a buyer to see all these games being played.
January 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM #656682Participant[quote=JACKQLYN]I totatlly agree with you CA Renter. We went through a roller coaster ride on the purchase of our first home on 09.
I’d become so frusterated that I learned to track foreclosure & contact asset managers. It didn’t help that we were FHA buyers. I learned a lot about the dirty game but eventually closed on the best home we ever offered on.
American Dream vs American Greed[/quote]
It’s awesome that you were able to find your house, Jackqlyn. Did you end up buying through/via an asset manager? Nice job sticking up for yourself and trying to bypass all the nonsense that occurs in the “regular” market. It is exceedingly frustrating as a buyer to see all these games being played.
January 20, 2011 at 9:12 PM #657812Participant[quote=JACKQLYN]I totatlly agree with you CA Renter. We went through a roller coaster ride on the purchase of our first home on 09.
I’d become so frusterated that I learned to track foreclosure & contact asset managers. It didn’t help that we were FHA buyers. I learned a lot about the dirty game but eventually closed on the best home we ever offered on.
American Dream vs American Greed[/quote]
It’s awesome that you were able to find your house, Jackqlyn. Did you end up buying through/via an asset manager? Nice job sticking up for yourself and trying to bypass all the nonsense that occurs in the “regular” market. It is exceedingly frustrating as a buyer to see all these games being played.
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