Buying a house!

[GoUSC]

[quote=greekfire]Congratulations! Do you mind me asking who your mortgage broker is and do you recommend them? We are looking for a good broker or two to move forward with the GFE/pre-qual/pre-approval process.[/quote]

Greekfire,

Send me an email at radelow AT yahoo DOT com and I will get you are brokers info. He is the best in town if you are looking coastal. For a lot of reasons.

Thanks.

[temeculaguy]

Props GOUSC/radelow, groundbreaking stuff to get one to pencil out in La Jolla and your financial plan is well thought out and contains a lot of options and potential fallback positions. You may not realize it, but you and the half dozen other posters/buyers this week are laying out the blueprint for the other piggies. Heavy reserves, underextending, guarded optimism and a solid plan for what might or might not happen. Not one of you is banking on appreciation.

My hat is tipped to you!

[temeculaguy]

Props GOUSC/radelow, groundbreaking stuff to get one to pencil out in La Jolla and your financial plan is well thought out and contains a lot of options and potential fallback positions. You may not realize it, but you and the half dozen other posters/buyers this week are laying out the blueprint for the other piggies. Heavy reserves, underextending, guarded optimism and a solid plan for what might or might not happen. Not one of you is banking on appreciation.

My hat is tipped to you!

[temeculaguy]

Props GOUSC/radelow, groundbreaking stuff to get one to pencil out in La Jolla and your financial plan is well thought out and contains a lot of options and potential fallback positions. You may not realize it, but you and the half dozen other posters/buyers this week are laying out the blueprint for the other piggies. Heavy reserves, underextending, guarded optimism and a solid plan for what might or might not happen. Not one of you is banking on appreciation.

My hat is tipped to you!

[temeculaguy]

Props GOUSC/radelow, groundbreaking stuff to get one to pencil out in La Jolla and your financial plan is well thought out and contains a lot of options and potential fallback positions. You may not realize it, but you and the half dozen other posters/buyers this week are laying out the blueprint for the other piggies. Heavy reserves, underextending, guarded optimism and a solid plan for what might or might not happen. Not one of you is banking on appreciation.

My hat is tipped to you!

[temeculaguy]

Props GOUSC/radelow, groundbreaking stuff to get one to pencil out in La Jolla and your financial plan is well thought out and contains a lot of options and potential fallback positions. You may not realize it, but you and the half dozen other posters/buyers this week are laying out the blueprint for the other piggies. Heavy reserves, underextending, guarded optimism and a solid plan for what might or might not happen. Not one of you is banking on appreciation.

My hat is tipped to you!

[ariffe22]

TG, what is this thing “appreciation” you talk about?

Is it a thank you from the seller?

[ariffe22]

TG, what is this thing “appreciation” you talk about?

Is it a thank you from the seller?

[ariffe22]

TG, what is this thing “appreciation” you talk about?

Is it a thank you from the seller?

[ariffe22]

TG, what is this thing “appreciation” you talk about?

Is it a thank you from the seller?

[ariffe22]

TG, what is this thing “appreciation” you talk about?

Is it a thank you from the seller?

[temeculaguy]

I just like the general theme of the latest buyers’ overall plan. None of them are calculating an increase in value into their plan. Things like “the same as my rent,” “able to afford on one income if neccesary” and “a year of reserves” are catch phrases that warm the heart. None of them say “real estate will go up in value” or “I’ll just refi later when it adjusts.”

It’s also nice to see affordability for my brothers and sisters in S.D., six months ago, my hood was the only place it was happening, at the time I postulated that this trend would move into the other areas and markets and we all know how much I enjoy being right.

[temeculaguy]

I just like the general theme of the latest buyers’ overall plan. None of them are calculating an increase in value into their plan. Things like “the same as my rent,” “able to afford on one income if neccesary” and “a year of reserves” are catch phrases that warm the heart. None of them say “real estate will go up in value” or “I’ll just refi later when it adjusts.”

It’s also nice to see affordability for my brothers and sisters in S.D., six months ago, my hood was the only place it was happening, at the time I postulated that this trend would move into the other areas and markets and we all know how much I enjoy being right.

[temeculaguy]

I just like the general theme of the latest buyers’ overall plan. None of them are calculating an increase in value into their plan. Things like “the same as my rent,” “able to afford on one income if neccesary” and “a year of reserves” are catch phrases that warm the heart. None of them say “real estate will go up in value” or “I’ll just refi later when it adjusts.”

It’s also nice to see affordability for my brothers and sisters in S.D., six months ago, my hood was the only place it was happening, at the time I postulated that this trend would move into the other areas and markets and we all know how much I enjoy being right.

[temeculaguy]

I just like the general theme of the latest buyers’ overall plan. None of them are calculating an increase in value into their plan. Things like “the same as my rent,” “able to afford on one income if neccesary” and “a year of reserves” are catch phrases that warm the heart. None of them say “real estate will go up in value” or “I’ll just refi later when it adjusts.”

It’s also nice to see affordability for my brothers and sisters in S.D., six months ago, my hood was the only place it was happening, at the time I postulated that this trend would move into the other areas and markets and we all know how much I enjoy being right.

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