I predict the rate cuts will lead to more inventory

[Raybyrnes]

sdreinvestor39

It is about time someone came to their own defense to give the other side of the story.

There was a previous post talking about how unresponsive a lender was and one of the members offered to assist. Why didn’t they take them up on the offer?

Because there was another unspoken side.

I am confixdent that there is a certain amount of junk fees that can be added to a contract and for someone who is knowledgeable they can professionally ask that the fees be removed and they will get that done.

But when someone who is unknowledgeable questions ever fee just becasu they think they can they basicially come across as an idiot and open themselves up to getting scammed by someone who claims they can do things that others can’t.

[Anonymous]

Thanks – unfortunately I have read several posts of late that were completely out of left field and referred either to me (Matt Battiata)personally, my company (The Battiata Real Estate Group) or one of my agents. Anyone who knows me or has ever worked with me would question the veracity of these posts.

IMO that is the one big negative of blogs – people can anonymously post whatever they want, in most cases without being held accountable.

In real estate, as with any business, you are never going to make everyone happy, but it is nice to at least be able to respond to criticism and tell the other side of the story, as there always is one.

[Anonymous]

Thanks – unfortunately I have read several posts of late that were completely out of left field and referred either to me (Matt Battiata)personally, my company (The Battiata Real Estate Group) or one of my agents. Anyone who knows me or has ever worked with me would question the veracity of these posts.

IMO that is the one big negative of blogs – people can anonymously post whatever they want, in most cases without being held accountable.

In real estate, as with any business, you are never going to make everyone happy, but it is nice to at least be able to respond to criticism and tell the other side of the story, as there always is one.

[Anonymous]

Thanks – unfortunately I have read several posts of late that were completely out of left field and referred either to me (Matt Battiata)personally, my company (The Battiata Real Estate Group) or one of my agents. Anyone who knows me or has ever worked with me would question the veracity of these posts.

IMO that is the one big negative of blogs – people can anonymously post whatever they want, in most cases without being held accountable.

In real estate, as with any business, you are never going to make everyone happy, but it is nice to at least be able to respond to criticism and tell the other side of the story, as there always is one.

[Anonymous]

Thanks – unfortunately I have read several posts of late that were completely out of left field and referred either to me (Matt Battiata)personally, my company (The Battiata Real Estate Group) or one of my agents. Anyone who knows me or has ever worked with me would question the veracity of these posts.

IMO that is the one big negative of blogs – people can anonymously post whatever they want, in most cases without being held accountable.

In real estate, as with any business, you are never going to make everyone happy, but it is nice to at least be able to respond to criticism and tell the other side of the story, as there always is one.

[Anonymous]

Thanks – unfortunately I have read several posts of late that were completely out of left field and referred either to me (Matt Battiata)personally, my company (The Battiata Real Estate Group) or one of my agents. Anyone who knows me or has ever worked with me would question the veracity of these posts.

IMO that is the one big negative of blogs – people can anonymously post whatever they want, in most cases without being held accountable.

In real estate, as with any business, you are never going to make everyone happy, but it is nice to at least be able to respond to criticism and tell the other side of the story, as there always is one.

[TheBreeze]

So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?

[TheBreeze]

So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?

[TheBreeze]

So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?

[TheBreeze]

So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?

[TheBreeze]

So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?

[Coronita]

[quote]So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?[/quote]

I don’t know I had a pretty good experience. I don’t think every transaction is horrible. I guess if you think everyone is out to screw you, you might as well be a perpetual renter. (not saying it’s a bad thing).

[Coronita]

[quote]So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?[/quote]

I don’t know I had a pretty good experience. I don’t think every transaction is horrible. I guess if you think everyone is out to screw you, you might as well be a perpetual renter. (not saying it’s a bad thing).

[Coronita]

[quote]So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?[/quote]

I don’t know I had a pretty good experience. I don’t think every transaction is horrible. I guess if you think everyone is out to screw you, you might as well be a perpetual renter. (not saying it’s a bad thing).

[Coronita]

[quote]So another person got ripped off in a real-estate transaction? When are people going to learn that buying a home is typically a horrible, horrible experience and not some kind of romanticized fairy tale?[/quote]

I don’t know I had a pretty good experience. I don’t think every transaction is horrible. I guess if you think everyone is out to screw you, you might as well be a perpetual renter. (not saying it’s a bad thing).

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