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ParticipantNo problems at all really. The bank (RBC) pulled my US credit report, and I have a bank account with them that handles the cash flow. I’m sure it’s going to be highly country specific. I recommend you consult a qualified attorney in the country you’re looking to purchase in who can advise you on local laws.
ParticipantI do this, in my case I use a bank in the same country as the property. I was unable to find a US lender willing to finance property outside the US.
August 28, 2007 at 2:53 PM in reply to: Nasty day at the stock market today. Dow lost nearly 300 pts…. #82189ParticipantReducing the FFR does not cause the stock market to rise. See the rate cuts in 2000 for a recent example.
ParticipantI wonder if this would make all mortgages in Buffalo non confirming?
Wouldn’t that be interesting…
ParticipantI wonder if this would make all mortgages in Buffalo non confirming?
Wouldn’t that be interesting…
ParticipantI wonder if this would make all mortgages in Buffalo non confirming?
Wouldn’t that be interesting…
ParticipantMonex is not a bank, they do not have FDIC insurance, so I sure HOPE you’re getting better interest than at a bank. If they were ever to go under you are SOL.
ParticipantMonex is not a bank, they do not have FDIC insurance, so I sure HOPE you’re getting better interest than at a bank. If they were ever to go under you are SOL.
ParticipantMonex is not a bank, they do not have FDIC insurance, so I sure HOPE you’re getting better interest than at a bank. If they were ever to go under you are SOL.
August 2, 2007 at 8:57 AM in reply to: Feeling Angry and I Need to Vent. Thread About What a Pain In the A** it Can be to Rent #69481ParticipantHa, rentals in San Diego a “Pain”? Dream on! I love the rental market here, it’s so slack. I can get a place in any area on the drop of a hat. Contrast that to where I grew up, where I had to take a crappy third floor apt right at a major railway crossing because that’s all there was!
I’m now a landlord in that same city and on a typical day there are less than 10 units for rent in the entire city! We get calls from people living on the damn street who can’t find a rental. Typically > 20 showings on every vacancy we have.
BTW, that’s what rent control gets you after a while. It’s such a broken system. We get to pick sweet tenants though.
August 2, 2007 at 8:57 AM in reply to: Feeling Angry and I Need to Vent. Thread About What a Pain In the A** it Can be to Rent #69555ParticipantHa, rentals in San Diego a “Pain”? Dream on! I love the rental market here, it’s so slack. I can get a place in any area on the drop of a hat. Contrast that to where I grew up, where I had to take a crappy third floor apt right at a major railway crossing because that’s all there was!
I’m now a landlord in that same city and on a typical day there are less than 10 units for rent in the entire city! We get calls from people living on the damn street who can’t find a rental. Typically > 20 showings on every vacancy we have.
BTW, that’s what rent control gets you after a while. It’s such a broken system. We get to pick sweet tenants though.
ParticipantIf you’re gonna advertise, include pictures, you will get much, much better response.
ParticipantIf you’re gonna advertise, include pictures, you will get much, much better response.
ParticipantI’ve sold a fair quantity of stuff through craigslist. No complaints other than a lot of the leads I got were actually spams.
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