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1stimebuyParticipant
I agree REO deals are weird. I think the best bet is to NOT get a buyer’s agent and go to the listing agent directly. Of course you will have to access MLS to get the listing agent’s contact… π
Unfortunately I personally know my agent so I can’t do this…
1stimebuyParticipantI agree REO deals are weird. I think the best bet is to NOT get a buyer’s agent and go to the listing agent directly. Of course you will have to access MLS to get the listing agent’s contact… π
Unfortunately I personally know my agent so I can’t do this…
1stimebuyParticipantI agree REO deals are weird. I think the best bet is to NOT get a buyer’s agent and go to the listing agent directly. Of course you will have to access MLS to get the listing agent’s contact… π
Unfortunately I personally know my agent so I can’t do this…
1stimebuyParticipantI agree REO deals are weird. I think the best bet is to NOT get a buyer’s agent and go to the listing agent directly. Of course you will have to access MLS to get the listing agent’s contact… π
Unfortunately I personally know my agent so I can’t do this…
1stimebuyParticipantI was looking for one also… I got
via Lendingtree
30 year fixed 4.87
15 year fixed 4.371 % origination
$750 underwriting
plus title, appraisal etc…Local credit union
30 year fixed 5.1
15 year fixed … I forgot πI haven’t looked at numbers seriously until today, so I have no idea about the trend…
1stimebuyParticipantI was looking for one also… I got
via Lendingtree
30 year fixed 4.87
15 year fixed 4.371 % origination
$750 underwriting
plus title, appraisal etc…Local credit union
30 year fixed 5.1
15 year fixed … I forgot πI haven’t looked at numbers seriously until today, so I have no idea about the trend…
1stimebuyParticipantI was looking for one also… I got
via Lendingtree
30 year fixed 4.87
15 year fixed 4.371 % origination
$750 underwriting
plus title, appraisal etc…Local credit union
30 year fixed 5.1
15 year fixed … I forgot πI haven’t looked at numbers seriously until today, so I have no idea about the trend…
1stimebuyParticipantI was looking for one also… I got
via Lendingtree
30 year fixed 4.87
15 year fixed 4.371 % origination
$750 underwriting
plus title, appraisal etc…Local credit union
30 year fixed 5.1
15 year fixed … I forgot πI haven’t looked at numbers seriously until today, so I have no idea about the trend…
1stimebuyParticipantI was looking for one also… I got
via Lendingtree
30 year fixed 4.87
15 year fixed 4.371 % origination
$750 underwriting
plus title, appraisal etc…Local credit union
30 year fixed 5.1
15 year fixed … I forgot πI haven’t looked at numbers seriously until today, so I have no idea about the trend…
February 24, 2010 at 1:11 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #5173741stimebuyParticipantAll of this is rather meaningless since if you really look into San Diego market as a buyer… there simply is no inventory in any of the desirable area…
And it looks nothing like something will happen in near future to change that
February 24, 2010 at 1:11 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #5175151stimebuyParticipantAll of this is rather meaningless since if you really look into San Diego market as a buyer… there simply is no inventory in any of the desirable area…
And it looks nothing like something will happen in near future to change that
February 24, 2010 at 1:11 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #5179501stimebuyParticipantAll of this is rather meaningless since if you really look into San Diego market as a buyer… there simply is no inventory in any of the desirable area…
And it looks nothing like something will happen in near future to change that
February 24, 2010 at 1:11 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #5180411stimebuyParticipantAll of this is rather meaningless since if you really look into San Diego market as a buyer… there simply is no inventory in any of the desirable area…
And it looks nothing like something will happen in near future to change that
February 24, 2010 at 1:11 PM in reply to: 80% of delinquent homeowners will lose there homes #5182971stimebuyParticipantAll of this is rather meaningless since if you really look into San Diego market as a buyer… there simply is no inventory in any of the desirable area…
And it looks nothing like something will happen in near future to change that
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