[quote=wannabe2077]
I went to a mall on Stevens Creek Road in San Jose. It was impossible to get parking. I was almost tempted to ask my wife and friends what recession.[/quote]
A lot of people are waiting until the last minute and still holding out for good deals. The parking lots may be full but check out how many bags are coming out of those stores? I went to Macy the other day and like a complete moron bought my son some jeans for $45 bucks and my wife found the same pair later that day for $19 bucks at the place my wife originally told me to go to…Basically my bag is going back thank God for women and their skills!
[quote=donaldduckmoore]HLS, what is a loan limit as $546250? Is that a conventional loan limit that was $417000?[/quote]
Quack:
The $417K limit still exists for best pricing.
Above $417K is the new “Fannie Mae High Balance 30-Year Fixed”
Loan limits are based on county: SD is $546,250,
LA/OC is $625,500, Riverside limit is $417K
Rates are only a bit higher than $417K
If rates get to 2%-3%, some people will hold out for 1%
[quote=donaldduckmoore]HLS, what is a loan limit as $546250? Is that a conventional loan limit that was $417000?[/quote]
Quack:
The $417K limit still exists for best pricing.
Above $417K is the new “Fannie Mae High Balance 30-Year Fixed”
Loan limits are based on county: SD is $546,250,
LA/OC is $625,500, Riverside limit is $417K
Rates are only a bit higher than $417K
If rates get to 2%-3%, some people will hold out for 1%
[quote=donaldduckmoore]HLS, what is a loan limit as $546250? Is that a conventional loan limit that was $417000?[/quote]
Quack:
The $417K limit still exists for best pricing.
Above $417K is the new “Fannie Mae High Balance 30-Year Fixed”
Loan limits are based on county: SD is $546,250,
LA/OC is $625,500, Riverside limit is $417K
Rates are only a bit higher than $417K
If rates get to 2%-3%, some people will hold out for 1%
[quote=donaldduckmoore]HLS, what is a loan limit as $546250? Is that a conventional loan limit that was $417000?[/quote]
Quack:
The $417K limit still exists for best pricing.
Above $417K is the new “Fannie Mae High Balance 30-Year Fixed”
Loan limits are based on county: SD is $546,250,
LA/OC is $625,500, Riverside limit is $417K
Rates are only a bit higher than $417K
If rates get to 2%-3%, some people will hold out for 1%
[quote=donaldduckmoore]HLS, what is a loan limit as $546250? Is that a conventional loan limit that was $417000?[/quote]
Quack:
The $417K limit still exists for best pricing.
Above $417K is the new “Fannie Mae High Balance 30-Year Fixed”
Loan limits are based on county: SD is $546,250,
LA/OC is $625,500, Riverside limit is $417K
Rates are only a bit higher than $417K
If rates get to 2%-3%, some people will hold out for 1%
