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ParticipantIf I had a dollar for every time some “well-connected insider” down here said the banks were about to open the REO floodgates …
Trust no one! π
AK
ParticipantIf I had a dollar for every time some “well-connected insider” down here said the banks were about to open the REO floodgates …
Trust no one! π
AK
ParticipantIf I had a dollar for every time some “well-connected insider” down here said the banks were about to open the REO floodgates …
Trust no one! π
AK
ParticipantIf I had a dollar for every time some “well-connected insider” down here said the banks were about to open the REO floodgates …
Trust no one! π
AK
ParticipantIf I had a dollar for every time some “well-connected insider” down here said the banks were about to open the REO floodgates …
Trust no one! π
AK
ParticipantI’d say they should give it in block grants to the states so that incentives can be tailored to fit local market conditions …
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ParticipantI’d say they should give it in block grants to the states so that incentives can be tailored to fit local market conditions …
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ParticipantI’d say they should give it in block grants to the states so that incentives can be tailored to fit local market conditions …
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ParticipantI’d say they should give it in block grants to the states so that incentives can be tailored to fit local market conditions …
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ParticipantI’d say they should give it in block grants to the states so that incentives can be tailored to fit local market conditions …
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ParticipantIt doesn’t seem to be that unusual. The banks want their money, fast. I think they’re scared that market conditions will change overnight. And there are lots of flaky buyers out there.
I ran across one where the bank wanted a five-day inspection period, 15-day escrow, and a 3 percent deposit. It was a beautiful home at a fair price, but I’m glad I passed on it. (Even if my agent wanted to throttle me.)
In comparison your terms don’t seem to be all that bad.
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ParticipantIt doesn’t seem to be that unusual. The banks want their money, fast. I think they’re scared that market conditions will change overnight. And there are lots of flaky buyers out there.
I ran across one where the bank wanted a five-day inspection period, 15-day escrow, and a 3 percent deposit. It was a beautiful home at a fair price, but I’m glad I passed on it. (Even if my agent wanted to throttle me.)
In comparison your terms don’t seem to be all that bad.
AK
ParticipantIt doesn’t seem to be that unusual. The banks want their money, fast. I think they’re scared that market conditions will change overnight. And there are lots of flaky buyers out there.
I ran across one where the bank wanted a five-day inspection period, 15-day escrow, and a 3 percent deposit. It was a beautiful home at a fair price, but I’m glad I passed on it. (Even if my agent wanted to throttle me.)
In comparison your terms don’t seem to be all that bad.
AK
ParticipantIt doesn’t seem to be that unusual. The banks want their money, fast. I think they’re scared that market conditions will change overnight. And there are lots of flaky buyers out there.
I ran across one where the bank wanted a five-day inspection period, 15-day escrow, and a 3 percent deposit. It was a beautiful home at a fair price, but I’m glad I passed on it. (Even if my agent wanted to throttle me.)
In comparison your terms don’t seem to be all that bad.
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