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February 13, 2011 at 9:04 AM #666812February 13, 2011 at 9:08 AM #665665
Scarlett
ParticipantI didn’t even think you could get a 4.25% on a FHA loan, which presumably is also above 417K. And 33% off the peak? and a good house that your hubbie likes and you will grow to like it too? It’s AWESOME! You won’t regret it! There is a tradeoff between prices and rates – but I don’t think it will be worth waiting for, especially when you consider the rent down the drain. I envy you being able to garden now. I am very excited and happy for you guys. You worked hard and long and you got a awesome deal.
February 13, 2011 at 9:08 AM #665728ParticipantI didn’t even think you could get a 4.25% on a FHA loan, which presumably is also above 417K. And 33% off the peak? and a good house that your hubbie likes and you will grow to like it too? It’s AWESOME! You won’t regret it! There is a tradeoff between prices and rates – but I don’t think it will be worth waiting for, especially when you consider the rent down the drain. I envy you being able to garden now. I am very excited and happy for you guys. You worked hard and long and you got a awesome deal.
February 13, 2011 at 9:08 AM #666326ParticipantI didn’t even think you could get a 4.25% on a FHA loan, which presumably is also above 417K. And 33% off the peak? and a good house that your hubbie likes and you will grow to like it too? It’s AWESOME! You won’t regret it! There is a tradeoff between prices and rates – but I don’t think it will be worth waiting for, especially when you consider the rent down the drain. I envy you being able to garden now. I am very excited and happy for you guys. You worked hard and long and you got a awesome deal.
February 13, 2011 at 9:08 AM #666461ParticipantI didn’t even think you could get a 4.25% on a FHA loan, which presumably is also above 417K. And 33% off the peak? and a good house that your hubbie likes and you will grow to like it too? It’s AWESOME! You won’t regret it! There is a tradeoff between prices and rates – but I don’t think it will be worth waiting for, especially when you consider the rent down the drain. I envy you being able to garden now. I am very excited and happy for you guys. You worked hard and long and you got a awesome deal.
February 13, 2011 at 9:08 AM #666802ParticipantI didn’t even think you could get a 4.25% on a FHA loan, which presumably is also above 417K. And 33% off the peak? and a good house that your hubbie likes and you will grow to like it too? It’s AWESOME! You won’t regret it! There is a tradeoff between prices and rates – but I don’t think it will be worth waiting for, especially when you consider the rent down the drain. I envy you being able to garden now. I am very excited and happy for you guys. You worked hard and long and you got a awesome deal.
February 13, 2011 at 9:11 AM #665680CAwireman
ParticipantJP, congrats.
I’m heading over to our new place to begin wort removal.
No gender-based offense meant, but its funny that your husband was pushing for the home, and not yourself, the wife. My experience was quite the opposite. 😉
In the other thread I started announcing our purchase, I wanted to keep it positive. But, at some point, I’ll share the issues we experienced during escrow.
Enjoy your new place JP!
February 13, 2011 at 9:11 AM #665743ParticipantJP, congrats.
I’m heading over to our new place to begin wort removal.
No gender-based offense meant, but its funny that your husband was pushing for the home, and not yourself, the wife. My experience was quite the opposite. 😉
In the other thread I started announcing our purchase, I wanted to keep it positive. But, at some point, I’ll share the issues we experienced during escrow.
Enjoy your new place JP!
February 13, 2011 at 9:11 AM #666340ParticipantJP, congrats.
I’m heading over to our new place to begin wort removal.
No gender-based offense meant, but its funny that your husband was pushing for the home, and not yourself, the wife. My experience was quite the opposite. 😉
In the other thread I started announcing our purchase, I wanted to keep it positive. But, at some point, I’ll share the issues we experienced during escrow.
Enjoy your new place JP!
February 13, 2011 at 9:11 AM #666476ParticipantJP, congrats.
I’m heading over to our new place to begin wort removal.
No gender-based offense meant, but its funny that your husband was pushing for the home, and not yourself, the wife. My experience was quite the opposite. 😉
In the other thread I started announcing our purchase, I wanted to keep it positive. But, at some point, I’ll share the issues we experienced during escrow.
Enjoy your new place JP!
February 13, 2011 at 9:11 AM #666817ParticipantJP, congrats.
I’m heading over to our new place to begin wort removal.
No gender-based offense meant, but its funny that your husband was pushing for the home, and not yourself, the wife. My experience was quite the opposite. 😉
In the other thread I started announcing our purchase, I wanted to keep it positive. But, at some point, I’ll share the issues we experienced during escrow.
Enjoy your new place JP!
February 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM #665700scaredyclassic
ParticipantMy peace of mind is not worth 20,000 a year.
But I doubt you’ll get that hammered.
Would a book of escrow horror stories be funny?
February 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM #665763ParticipantMy peace of mind is not worth 20,000 a year.
But I doubt you’ll get that hammered.
Would a book of escrow horror stories be funny?
February 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM #666360ParticipantMy peace of mind is not worth 20,000 a year.
But I doubt you’ll get that hammered.
Would a book of escrow horror stories be funny?
February 13, 2011 at 9:28 AM #666496ParticipantMy peace of mind is not worth 20,000 a year.
But I doubt you’ll get that hammered.
Would a book of escrow horror stories be funny?
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