Getting screwed by Bank of America

[sdrealtor]

FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.[/quote]

Thank goodness that the next generation of taxpayers is cool with overpaying for houses.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.[/quote]

Thank goodness that the next generation of taxpayers is cool with overpaying for houses.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.[/quote]

Thank goodness that the next generation of taxpayers is cool with overpaying for houses.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.[/quote]

Thank goodness that the next generation of taxpayers is cool with overpaying for houses.

[patientrenter]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, a buyer on one of my listings just got their BOA loan funded in under 30 days and it was a 10% down FHA deal.[/quote]

Thank goodness that the next generation of taxpayers is cool with overpaying for houses.

[sdrealtor]

Actually the appraisal came in $15K above the purchase price. Technically they are underpaying for the house.

[sdrealtor]

Actually the appraisal came in $15K above the purchase price. Technically they are underpaying for the house.

[sdrealtor]

Actually the appraisal came in $15K above the purchase price. Technically they are underpaying for the house.

[sdrealtor]

Actually the appraisal came in $15K above the purchase price. Technically they are underpaying for the house.

[sdrealtor]

Actually the appraisal came in $15K above the purchase price. Technically they are underpaying for the house.

[BGinRB]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.

[BGinRB]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.

[BGinRB]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.

[BGinRB]

[quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.

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