F&F remind me of the slow, fat kid who, during a game of kick the can or whatever kid game you played on the street, would just sit down and declare, “I’m not playing anymore!” because he was always losing.
So F&F will just hold onto their REO properties instead of releasing them onto a depreciating market or declaring losses on properties sold for less than the original mortgage.
F&F remind me of the slow, fat kid who, during a game of kick the can or whatever kid game you played on the street, would just sit down and declare, “I’m not playing anymore!” because he was always losing.
So F&F will just hold onto their REO properties instead of releasing them onto a depreciating market or declaring losses on properties sold for less than the original mortgage.
F&F remind me of the slow, fat kid who, during a game of kick the can or whatever kid game you played on the street, would just sit down and declare, “I’m not playing anymore!” because he was always losing.
So F&F will just hold onto their REO properties instead of releasing them onto a depreciating market or declaring losses on properties sold for less than the original mortgage.
F&F remind me of the slow, fat kid who, during a game of kick the can or whatever kid game you played on the street, would just sit down and declare, “I’m not playing anymore!” because he was always losing.
So F&F will just hold onto their REO properties instead of releasing them onto a depreciating market or declaring losses on properties sold for less than the original mortgage.
F&F remind me of the slow, fat kid who, during a game of kick the can or whatever kid game you played on the street, would just sit down and declare, “I’m not playing anymore!” because he was always losing.
So F&F will just hold onto their REO properties instead of releasing them onto a depreciating market or declaring losses on properties sold for less than the original mortgage.
I can’t find many Fannie Mae properties here in OC – there was 1 in Irvine and 2 in Laguna Niguel, I’m guessing there aren’t any as the loan limits were only very recently increased and prior to that there was no FRE/FNM activity here in OC.
I can’t find many Fannie Mae properties here in OC – there was 1 in Irvine and 2 in Laguna Niguel, I’m guessing there aren’t any as the loan limits were only very recently increased and prior to that there was no FRE/FNM activity here in OC.
I can’t find many Fannie Mae properties here in OC – there was 1 in Irvine and 2 in Laguna Niguel, I’m guessing there aren’t any as the loan limits were only very recently increased and prior to that there was no FRE/FNM activity here in OC.
I can’t find many Fannie Mae properties here in OC – there was 1 in Irvine and 2 in Laguna Niguel, I’m guessing there aren’t any as the loan limits were only very recently increased and prior to that there was no FRE/FNM activity here in OC.
