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March 6, 2008 at 3:32 PM #12007March 6, 2008 at 4:23 PM #165160nostradamusParticipant
I would agree with them, for loans that large the LTV should at most be 75%. People buying houses in that range should be able to cover it. Investors no longer have the flexibility to dish out cash to every speculator who thinks they found an enticing opportunity but can’t fund even 25% of it.
It is an interesting point that this may affect the high end market, and I definitely agree with you there.
March 6, 2008 at 4:23 PM #165577nostradamusParticipantI would agree with them, for loans that large the LTV should at most be 75%. People buying houses in that range should be able to cover it. Investors no longer have the flexibility to dish out cash to every speculator who thinks they found an enticing opportunity but can’t fund even 25% of it.
It is an interesting point that this may affect the high end market, and I definitely agree with you there.
March 6, 2008 at 4:23 PM #165473nostradamusParticipantI would agree with them, for loans that large the LTV should at most be 75%. People buying houses in that range should be able to cover it. Investors no longer have the flexibility to dish out cash to every speculator who thinks they found an enticing opportunity but can’t fund even 25% of it.
It is an interesting point that this may affect the high end market, and I definitely agree with you there.
March 6, 2008 at 4:23 PM #165486nostradamusParticipantI would agree with them, for loans that large the LTV should at most be 75%. People buying houses in that range should be able to cover it. Investors no longer have the flexibility to dish out cash to every speculator who thinks they found an enticing opportunity but can’t fund even 25% of it.
It is an interesting point that this may affect the high end market, and I definitely agree with you there.
March 6, 2008 at 4:23 PM #165489nostradamusParticipantI would agree with them, for loans that large the LTV should at most be 75%. People buying houses in that range should be able to cover it. Investors no longer have the flexibility to dish out cash to every speculator who thinks they found an enticing opportunity but can’t fund even 25% of it.
It is an interesting point that this may affect the high end market, and I definitely agree with you there.
March 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM #165499jpinpbParticipantAnyone hear that noise?
Loud, screeching brakes being slammed by banks. Wreckage ahead. Warning: Foreclosures and defaults. Proceed w/caution.
It’s going to take a while to clean up this mess. Road crews will be here a while. Paramedics (government) on scene can’t revive the strewn bodies. Some people will survive by abandoning their vehicles and walking away w/marred credit and bruises.
Yellow tape everywhere. Detours while roads are closed. Do not enter!
March 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM #165586jpinpbParticipantAnyone hear that noise?
Loud, screeching brakes being slammed by banks. Wreckage ahead. Warning: Foreclosures and defaults. Proceed w/caution.
It’s going to take a while to clean up this mess. Road crews will be here a while. Paramedics (government) on scene can’t revive the strewn bodies. Some people will survive by abandoning their vehicles and walking away w/marred credit and bruises.
Yellow tape everywhere. Detours while roads are closed. Do not enter!
March 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM #165496jpinpbParticipantAnyone hear that noise?
Loud, screeching brakes being slammed by banks. Wreckage ahead. Warning: Foreclosures and defaults. Proceed w/caution.
It’s going to take a while to clean up this mess. Road crews will be here a while. Paramedics (government) on scene can’t revive the strewn bodies. Some people will survive by abandoning their vehicles and walking away w/marred credit and bruises.
Yellow tape everywhere. Detours while roads are closed. Do not enter!
March 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM #165483jpinpbParticipantAnyone hear that noise?
Loud, screeching brakes being slammed by banks. Wreckage ahead. Warning: Foreclosures and defaults. Proceed w/caution.
It’s going to take a while to clean up this mess. Road crews will be here a while. Paramedics (government) on scene can’t revive the strewn bodies. Some people will survive by abandoning their vehicles and walking away w/marred credit and bruises.
Yellow tape everywhere. Detours while roads are closed. Do not enter!
March 6, 2008 at 4:49 PM #165170jpinpbParticipantAnyone hear that noise?
Loud, screeching brakes being slammed by banks. Wreckage ahead. Warning: Foreclosures and defaults. Proceed w/caution.
It’s going to take a while to clean up this mess. Road crews will be here a while. Paramedics (government) on scene can’t revive the strewn bodies. Some people will survive by abandoning their vehicles and walking away w/marred credit and bruises.
Yellow tape everywhere. Detours while roads are closed. Do not enter!
March 6, 2008 at 5:19 PM #165503eagleeyeParticipantI’m no investor and even under these terms, I fully qualify. I cashed out a while ago and I’m in no rush to dive back in, but my dream home came on the market and I seriously considered it. I almost let my emotions get the best of me. This level of scrutiny made me see that the lending crisis is much worse than I could have imagined. It showed me the new reality and quickly brought me back to my senses. I fully support these practices. Heck, I applaud them. It will only benefit me in the long run. Patience will untimately be rewarded.
March 6, 2008 at 5:19 PM #165516eagleeyeParticipantI’m no investor and even under these terms, I fully qualify. I cashed out a while ago and I’m in no rush to dive back in, but my dream home came on the market and I seriously considered it. I almost let my emotions get the best of me. This level of scrutiny made me see that the lending crisis is much worse than I could have imagined. It showed me the new reality and quickly brought me back to my senses. I fully support these practices. Heck, I applaud them. It will only benefit me in the long run. Patience will untimately be rewarded.
March 6, 2008 at 5:19 PM #165520eagleeyeParticipantI’m no investor and even under these terms, I fully qualify. I cashed out a while ago and I’m in no rush to dive back in, but my dream home came on the market and I seriously considered it. I almost let my emotions get the best of me. This level of scrutiny made me see that the lending crisis is much worse than I could have imagined. It showed me the new reality and quickly brought me back to my senses. I fully support these practices. Heck, I applaud them. It will only benefit me in the long run. Patience will untimately be rewarded.
March 6, 2008 at 5:19 PM #165190eagleeyeParticipantI’m no investor and even under these terms, I fully qualify. I cashed out a while ago and I’m in no rush to dive back in, but my dream home came on the market and I seriously considered it. I almost let my emotions get the best of me. This level of scrutiny made me see that the lending crisis is much worse than I could have imagined. It showed me the new reality and quickly brought me back to my senses. I fully support these practices. Heck, I applaud them. It will only benefit me in the long run. Patience will untimately be rewarded.
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