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January 13, 2010 at 12:18 PM #502395January 13, 2010 at 7:36 PM #502605
TexasLine
ParticipantSo a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.
January 13, 2010 at 7:36 PM #502113TexasLine
ParticipantSo a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.
January 13, 2010 at 7:36 PM #502511TexasLine
ParticipantSo a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.
January 13, 2010 at 7:36 PM #502856TexasLine
ParticipantSo a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.
January 13, 2010 at 7:36 PM #501964TexasLine
ParticipantSo a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.
January 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM #502515patb
Participant[quote=TexasLine]So a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.[/quote]
nah you need a couple of cashiers checks and
i think they’ll let you do a personal check for a little amount say 10%, but, you should go attend a few auctions, ask the auctioneer what they do.it depends upon the state.
I think back in illinois you needed certified funds for 10% and you had 72 hours to get all funds to the title holder.
still way to short for any bank process.
January 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM #502610patb
Participant[quote=TexasLine]So a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.[/quote]
nah you need a couple of cashiers checks and
i think they’ll let you do a personal check for a little amount say 10%, but, you should go attend a few auctions, ask the auctioneer what they do.it depends upon the state.
I think back in illinois you needed certified funds for 10% and you had 72 hours to get all funds to the title holder.
still way to short for any bank process.
January 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM #502861patb
Participant[quote=TexasLine]So a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.[/quote]
nah you need a couple of cashiers checks and
i think they’ll let you do a personal check for a little amount say 10%, but, you should go attend a few auctions, ask the auctioneer what they do.it depends upon the state.
I think back in illinois you needed certified funds for 10% and you had 72 hours to get all funds to the title holder.
still way to short for any bank process.
January 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM #501970patb
Participant[quote=TexasLine]So a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.[/quote]
nah you need a couple of cashiers checks and
i think they’ll let you do a personal check for a little amount say 10%, but, you should go attend a few auctions, ask the auctioneer what they do.it depends upon the state.
I think back in illinois you needed certified funds for 10% and you had 72 hours to get all funds to the title holder.
still way to short for any bank process.
January 13, 2010 at 8:00 PM #502117patb
Participant[quote=TexasLine]So a pre-approval from a bank will in no way work? What about a Bank Rep working on your behalf. And our bubble-info friend types, work only with those people with 100% funds in the bank.?
Been wondering this for awhile…take it easy on the new guy ok? I’m just trying to get prepared for the coming months, with as much info as I can herd together.
Sorry for the slight thread jack.[/quote]
nah you need a couple of cashiers checks and
i think they’ll let you do a personal check for a little amount say 10%, but, you should go attend a few auctions, ask the auctioneer what they do.it depends upon the state.
I think back in illinois you needed certified funds for 10% and you had 72 hours to get all funds to the title holder.
still way to short for any bank process.
January 13, 2010 at 8:12 PM #502615moneymaker
ParticipantYes I believe they do it that way in Arizona too. Not here though, 100% cash. It does boggle my mind that so many people have that kind of money. Then again perhaps they are business ventures. If that is the case then I suspect the ones buying properties 2-3 years ago are now bankrupt.
January 13, 2010 at 8:12 PM #502866moneymaker
ParticipantYes I believe they do it that way in Arizona too. Not here though, 100% cash. It does boggle my mind that so many people have that kind of money. Then again perhaps they are business ventures. If that is the case then I suspect the ones buying properties 2-3 years ago are now bankrupt.
January 13, 2010 at 8:12 PM #501975moneymaker
ParticipantYes I believe they do it that way in Arizona too. Not here though, 100% cash. It does boggle my mind that so many people have that kind of money. Then again perhaps they are business ventures. If that is the case then I suspect the ones buying properties 2-3 years ago are now bankrupt.
January 13, 2010 at 8:12 PM #502520moneymaker
ParticipantYes I believe they do it that way in Arizona too. Not here though, 100% cash. It does boggle my mind that so many people have that kind of money. Then again perhaps they are business ventures. If that is the case then I suspect the ones buying properties 2-3 years ago are now bankrupt.
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