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December 14, 2007 at 11:09 PM #117718December 14, 2007 at 11:34 PM #117509temeculaguyParticipant
Obviously they lied to me when I got here, none of my rent has ever been used to pay the mortgage. I think they are probably three months behind, listed it as a short about a month ago. No action on the short and they never followed through with the hardship letter or other docs which if they don’t get in by next week, lender said it will nod. I am guessing it’s two or three months because that is how far behind the HOA is, I was offered to bring the hoa up to date in order to get my name on the gated entry so thats why I’m guessing it’s about two to three, their escrow stopped paying it. I’m also a tricky bastard and I find stuff out, the nod is coming soon.
Based on what you both wrote, I will easily be able to stay here through what I’ve paid for and may be able to negotiate with the landlord to stay longer if needed. I’m trying to avoid moving twice.
December 14, 2007 at 11:34 PM #117638temeculaguyParticipantObviously they lied to me when I got here, none of my rent has ever been used to pay the mortgage. I think they are probably three months behind, listed it as a short about a month ago. No action on the short and they never followed through with the hardship letter or other docs which if they don’t get in by next week, lender said it will nod. I am guessing it’s two or three months because that is how far behind the HOA is, I was offered to bring the hoa up to date in order to get my name on the gated entry so thats why I’m guessing it’s about two to three, their escrow stopped paying it. I’m also a tricky bastard and I find stuff out, the nod is coming soon.
Based on what you both wrote, I will easily be able to stay here through what I’ve paid for and may be able to negotiate with the landlord to stay longer if needed. I’m trying to avoid moving twice.
December 14, 2007 at 11:34 PM #117671temeculaguyParticipantObviously they lied to me when I got here, none of my rent has ever been used to pay the mortgage. I think they are probably three months behind, listed it as a short about a month ago. No action on the short and they never followed through with the hardship letter or other docs which if they don’t get in by next week, lender said it will nod. I am guessing it’s two or three months because that is how far behind the HOA is, I was offered to bring the hoa up to date in order to get my name on the gated entry so thats why I’m guessing it’s about two to three, their escrow stopped paying it. I’m also a tricky bastard and I find stuff out, the nod is coming soon.
Based on what you both wrote, I will easily be able to stay here through what I’ve paid for and may be able to negotiate with the landlord to stay longer if needed. I’m trying to avoid moving twice.
December 14, 2007 at 11:34 PM #117714temeculaguyParticipantObviously they lied to me when I got here, none of my rent has ever been used to pay the mortgage. I think they are probably three months behind, listed it as a short about a month ago. No action on the short and they never followed through with the hardship letter or other docs which if they don’t get in by next week, lender said it will nod. I am guessing it’s two or three months because that is how far behind the HOA is, I was offered to bring the hoa up to date in order to get my name on the gated entry so thats why I’m guessing it’s about two to three, their escrow stopped paying it. I’m also a tricky bastard and I find stuff out, the nod is coming soon.
Based on what you both wrote, I will easily be able to stay here through what I’ve paid for and may be able to negotiate with the landlord to stay longer if needed. I’m trying to avoid moving twice.
December 14, 2007 at 11:34 PM #117732temeculaguyParticipantObviously they lied to me when I got here, none of my rent has ever been used to pay the mortgage. I think they are probably three months behind, listed it as a short about a month ago. No action on the short and they never followed through with the hardship letter or other docs which if they don’t get in by next week, lender said it will nod. I am guessing it’s two or three months because that is how far behind the HOA is, I was offered to bring the hoa up to date in order to get my name on the gated entry so thats why I’m guessing it’s about two to three, their escrow stopped paying it. I’m also a tricky bastard and I find stuff out, the nod is coming soon.
Based on what you both wrote, I will easily be able to stay here through what I’ve paid for and may be able to negotiate with the landlord to stay longer if needed. I’m trying to avoid moving twice.
December 14, 2007 at 11:36 PM #117514temeculaguyParticipantHLS, one more thing, when you buy a bank owned, do you bring your own financing or use them, what is the custom and what is the most beneficial, I know the auctions almost mandate you use their finance people.
December 14, 2007 at 11:36 PM #117643temeculaguyParticipantHLS, one more thing, when you buy a bank owned, do you bring your own financing or use them, what is the custom and what is the most beneficial, I know the auctions almost mandate you use their finance people.
December 14, 2007 at 11:36 PM #117676temeculaguyParticipantHLS, one more thing, when you buy a bank owned, do you bring your own financing or use them, what is the custom and what is the most beneficial, I know the auctions almost mandate you use their finance people.
December 14, 2007 at 11:36 PM #117719temeculaguyParticipantHLS, one more thing, when you buy a bank owned, do you bring your own financing or use them, what is the custom and what is the most beneficial, I know the auctions almost mandate you use their finance people.
December 14, 2007 at 11:36 PM #117738temeculaguyParticipantHLS, one more thing, when you buy a bank owned, do you bring your own financing or use them, what is the custom and what is the most beneficial, I know the auctions almost mandate you use their finance people.
December 14, 2007 at 11:45 PM #117519HLSParticipantIn the past, REO’s want to be rid of it, off of their books completely.
They generally don’t try and steal you away with any financing like the incentives that a new builder tempts people with. They want to wash their hands of it.
Last week there were two days of opportunity for 30 YR fixed at 5.50%, lowest rates in years. It was back to 6% today, huge swing!
Landlord has no reason not to take whatever you offer him (Like 50% rent) if you bail early, nobody else is going to rent from him for 2 or 3 months.
I have never heard of escrow/impound account paying HOA fees.
December 14, 2007 at 11:45 PM #117648HLSParticipantIn the past, REO’s want to be rid of it, off of their books completely.
They generally don’t try and steal you away with any financing like the incentives that a new builder tempts people with. They want to wash their hands of it.
Last week there were two days of opportunity for 30 YR fixed at 5.50%, lowest rates in years. It was back to 6% today, huge swing!
Landlord has no reason not to take whatever you offer him (Like 50% rent) if you bail early, nobody else is going to rent from him for 2 or 3 months.
I have never heard of escrow/impound account paying HOA fees.
December 14, 2007 at 11:45 PM #117682HLSParticipantIn the past, REO’s want to be rid of it, off of their books completely.
They generally don’t try and steal you away with any financing like the incentives that a new builder tempts people with. They want to wash their hands of it.
Last week there were two days of opportunity for 30 YR fixed at 5.50%, lowest rates in years. It was back to 6% today, huge swing!
Landlord has no reason not to take whatever you offer him (Like 50% rent) if you bail early, nobody else is going to rent from him for 2 or 3 months.
I have never heard of escrow/impound account paying HOA fees.
December 14, 2007 at 11:45 PM #117724HLSParticipantIn the past, REO’s want to be rid of it, off of their books completely.
They generally don’t try and steal you away with any financing like the incentives that a new builder tempts people with. They want to wash their hands of it.
Last week there were two days of opportunity for 30 YR fixed at 5.50%, lowest rates in years. It was back to 6% today, huge swing!
Landlord has no reason not to take whatever you offer him (Like 50% rent) if you bail early, nobody else is going to rent from him for 2 or 3 months.
I have never heard of escrow/impound account paying HOA fees.
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