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February 1, 2008 at 3:21 PM #147070February 1, 2008 at 5:53 PM #146838
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February 1, 2008 at 7:01 PM #146852Anonymous
GuestMy friend just close a transaction with Battiata Group today. She has the worst experience. Matt Battiata today is not the same as two years ago. When she listed her first house, he was very attentive and walk through every steps. So she listed her recent home with him with confidence. It was a nightmare. From the begin of a listing to the end of the transaction she saw him once.
When she call his office, he is never available or she get voicemail. Then eventually some unknown agent return her phone calls. They never bothered to come out to present her offer from buyer with all the details and disclosures. They just faxed papers and told her to sign. Then the same with escrow papers, she signed with all the additional fees that she was unware. They chose their in-house escrow service (Unified Escrow Services) and Title Co which charge premium price in local market. Mind you, this a million dollars transaction. He got his big commission check and yet he pecked her with all other kinds of extra fees.February 1, 2008 at 7:01 PM #147096Anonymous
GuestMy friend just close a transaction with Battiata Group today. She has the worst experience. Matt Battiata today is not the same as two years ago. When she listed her first house, he was very attentive and walk through every steps. So she listed her recent home with him with confidence. It was a nightmare. From the begin of a listing to the end of the transaction she saw him once.
When she call his office, he is never available or she get voicemail. Then eventually some unknown agent return her phone calls. They never bothered to come out to present her offer from buyer with all the details and disclosures. They just faxed papers and told her to sign. Then the same with escrow papers, she signed with all the additional fees that she was unware. They chose their in-house escrow service (Unified Escrow Services) and Title Co which charge premium price in local market. Mind you, this a million dollars transaction. He got his big commission check and yet he pecked her with all other kinds of extra fees.February 1, 2008 at 7:01 PM #147123Anonymous
GuestMy friend just close a transaction with Battiata Group today. She has the worst experience. Matt Battiata today is not the same as two years ago. When she listed her first house, he was very attentive and walk through every steps. So she listed her recent home with him with confidence. It was a nightmare. From the begin of a listing to the end of the transaction she saw him once.
When she call his office, he is never available or she get voicemail. Then eventually some unknown agent return her phone calls. They never bothered to come out to present her offer from buyer with all the details and disclosures. They just faxed papers and told her to sign. Then the same with escrow papers, she signed with all the additional fees that she was unware. They chose their in-house escrow service (Unified Escrow Services) and Title Co which charge premium price in local market. Mind you, this a million dollars transaction. He got his big commission check and yet he pecked her with all other kinds of extra fees.February 1, 2008 at 7:01 PM #147134Anonymous
GuestMy friend just close a transaction with Battiata Group today. She has the worst experience. Matt Battiata today is not the same as two years ago. When she listed her first house, he was very attentive and walk through every steps. So she listed her recent home with him with confidence. It was a nightmare. From the begin of a listing to the end of the transaction she saw him once.
When she call his office, he is never available or she get voicemail. Then eventually some unknown agent return her phone calls. They never bothered to come out to present her offer from buyer with all the details and disclosures. They just faxed papers and told her to sign. Then the same with escrow papers, she signed with all the additional fees that she was unware. They chose their in-house escrow service (Unified Escrow Services) and Title Co which charge premium price in local market. Mind you, this a million dollars transaction. He got his big commission check and yet he pecked her with all other kinds of extra fees.February 1, 2008 at 7:01 PM #147195Anonymous
GuestMy friend just close a transaction with Battiata Group today. She has the worst experience. Matt Battiata today is not the same as two years ago. When she listed her first house, he was very attentive and walk through every steps. So she listed her recent home with him with confidence. It was a nightmare. From the begin of a listing to the end of the transaction she saw him once.
When she call his office, he is never available or she get voicemail. Then eventually some unknown agent return her phone calls. They never bothered to come out to present her offer from buyer with all the details and disclosures. They just faxed papers and told her to sign. Then the same with escrow papers, she signed with all the additional fees that she was unware. They chose their in-house escrow service (Unified Escrow Services) and Title Co which charge premium price in local market. Mind you, this a million dollars transaction. He got his big commission check and yet he pecked her with all other kinds of extra fees.February 1, 2008 at 10:35 PM #146873HLS
ParticipantWhat a lot of you don’t realize is the number of people that are completely oblivious to the current prices.
Some people that have foreclosures in their neighborhood have no clue how much the house is priced at, and don’t care.There are Joe-6-packs that go to work and make their payment,at least for now, oblivious to what the “value” of their house is.
30 YR fixed, Full Am loans ended the week at 5.25% with a cost; and 5.75% for a no cost loan. Many people just don’t qualify though.
Another strange thing today was that several lenders had a mid day price increase, but my best lender had a pricing drop.
Even though the FED cut rates 1.25% in the last 11 days, 30 YR fixed rates are about the same as they were 2 weeks ago.
You have no idea of the limited financial knowledge of many “homeowners” who are nothing more than slaves to their mortgage.
February 1, 2008 at 10:35 PM #147116HLS
ParticipantWhat a lot of you don’t realize is the number of people that are completely oblivious to the current prices.
Some people that have foreclosures in their neighborhood have no clue how much the house is priced at, and don’t care.There are Joe-6-packs that go to work and make their payment,at least for now, oblivious to what the “value” of their house is.
30 YR fixed, Full Am loans ended the week at 5.25% with a cost; and 5.75% for a no cost loan. Many people just don’t qualify though.
Another strange thing today was that several lenders had a mid day price increase, but my best lender had a pricing drop.
Even though the FED cut rates 1.25% in the last 11 days, 30 YR fixed rates are about the same as they were 2 weeks ago.
You have no idea of the limited financial knowledge of many “homeowners” who are nothing more than slaves to their mortgage.
February 1, 2008 at 10:35 PM #147143HLS
ParticipantWhat a lot of you don’t realize is the number of people that are completely oblivious to the current prices.
Some people that have foreclosures in their neighborhood have no clue how much the house is priced at, and don’t care.There are Joe-6-packs that go to work and make their payment,at least for now, oblivious to what the “value” of their house is.
30 YR fixed, Full Am loans ended the week at 5.25% with a cost; and 5.75% for a no cost loan. Many people just don’t qualify though.
Another strange thing today was that several lenders had a mid day price increase, but my best lender had a pricing drop.
Even though the FED cut rates 1.25% in the last 11 days, 30 YR fixed rates are about the same as they were 2 weeks ago.
You have no idea of the limited financial knowledge of many “homeowners” who are nothing more than slaves to their mortgage.
February 1, 2008 at 10:35 PM #147153HLS
ParticipantWhat a lot of you don’t realize is the number of people that are completely oblivious to the current prices.
Some people that have foreclosures in their neighborhood have no clue how much the house is priced at, and don’t care.There are Joe-6-packs that go to work and make their payment,at least for now, oblivious to what the “value” of their house is.
30 YR fixed, Full Am loans ended the week at 5.25% with a cost; and 5.75% for a no cost loan. Many people just don’t qualify though.
Another strange thing today was that several lenders had a mid day price increase, but my best lender had a pricing drop.
Even though the FED cut rates 1.25% in the last 11 days, 30 YR fixed rates are about the same as they were 2 weeks ago.
You have no idea of the limited financial knowledge of many “homeowners” who are nothing more than slaves to their mortgage.
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