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ParticipantSo it was a Friday night at 9:37pm. Someone just had one too much glass of wine, and boom, the bottom is here. I didn’t know it was that easy.
ParticipantSo it was a Friday night at 9:37pm. Someone just had one too much glass of wine, and boom, the bottom is here. I didn’t know it was that easy.
ParticipantSo it was a Friday night at 9:37pm. Someone just had one too much glass of wine, and boom, the bottom is here. I didn’t know it was that easy.
ParticipantSo it was a Friday night at 9:37pm. Someone just had one too much glass of wine, and boom, the bottom is here. I didn’t know it was that easy.
June 2, 2009 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409109Participantsdr, I thought appraisal comes below the price in escrow is more common now. Given that Bruce Norris just wrote a very long article against the new appraisal guideline:
http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/2009EconomicUpdate.pdfJune 2, 2009 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409348Participantsdr, I thought appraisal comes below the price in escrow is more common now. Given that Bruce Norris just wrote a very long article against the new appraisal guideline:
http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/2009EconomicUpdate.pdfJune 2, 2009 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409596Participantsdr, I thought appraisal comes below the price in escrow is more common now. Given that Bruce Norris just wrote a very long article against the new appraisal guideline:
http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/2009EconomicUpdate.pdfJune 2, 2009 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409657Participantsdr, I thought appraisal comes below the price in escrow is more common now. Given that Bruce Norris just wrote a very long article against the new appraisal guideline:
http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/2009EconomicUpdate.pdfJune 2, 2009 at 3:06 PM in reply to: Strategies if the appraisal comes below the price in Escrow #409808Participantsdr, I thought appraisal comes below the price in escrow is more common now. Given that Bruce Norris just wrote a very long article against the new appraisal guideline:
http://www.thenorrisgroup.com/2009EconomicUpdate.pdfParticipant[quote=deadzone]This demand is artificial and temporary because the taxpayers are subsidizing the entire mortgage.[/quote]
Agree on the demand is artificial but what makes you think that it is temporary? I think the taxpayers are going to subsidize the entire mortgage for many many years into the future.
Whatever the path the US economy is going, no foreign country is going to like the idea of holding onto US treasury or MBS. So the only one buying these would be US taxpayers.
I feel it is very naive to think the government’s “help” is not here to stay.
Participant[quote=deadzone]This demand is artificial and temporary because the taxpayers are subsidizing the entire mortgage.[/quote]
Agree on the demand is artificial but what makes you think that it is temporary? I think the taxpayers are going to subsidize the entire mortgage for many many years into the future.
Whatever the path the US economy is going, no foreign country is going to like the idea of holding onto US treasury or MBS. So the only one buying these would be US taxpayers.
I feel it is very naive to think the government’s “help” is not here to stay.
Participant[quote=deadzone]This demand is artificial and temporary because the taxpayers are subsidizing the entire mortgage.[/quote]
Agree on the demand is artificial but what makes you think that it is temporary? I think the taxpayers are going to subsidize the entire mortgage for many many years into the future.
Whatever the path the US economy is going, no foreign country is going to like the idea of holding onto US treasury or MBS. So the only one buying these would be US taxpayers.
I feel it is very naive to think the government’s “help” is not here to stay.
Participant[quote=deadzone]This demand is artificial and temporary because the taxpayers are subsidizing the entire mortgage.[/quote]
Agree on the demand is artificial but what makes you think that it is temporary? I think the taxpayers are going to subsidize the entire mortgage for many many years into the future.
Whatever the path the US economy is going, no foreign country is going to like the idea of holding onto US treasury or MBS. So the only one buying these would be US taxpayers.
I feel it is very naive to think the government’s “help” is not here to stay.
Participant[quote=deadzone]This demand is artificial and temporary because the taxpayers are subsidizing the entire mortgage.[/quote]
Agree on the demand is artificial but what makes you think that it is temporary? I think the taxpayers are going to subsidize the entire mortgage for many many years into the future.
Whatever the path the US economy is going, no foreign country is going to like the idea of holding onto US treasury or MBS. So the only one buying these would be US taxpayers.
I feel it is very naive to think the government’s “help” is not here to stay.
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