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You can ask what ever you want for a house. Doesn’t mean it will sell.

Why though? Maybe they took out another HELOC, and bought a Plasma TV to offer as an incentive to a buyer.

Here’s the link. You can email the agent and try and sell them some swamp land.

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You can ask what ever you want for a house. Doesn’t mean it will sell.

Why though? Maybe they took out another HELOC, and bought a Plasma TV to offer as an incentive to a buyer.

Here’s the link. You can email the agent and try and sell them some swamp land.

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You can ask what ever you want for a house. Doesn’t mean it will sell.

Why though? Maybe they took out another HELOC, and bought a Plasma TV to offer as an incentive to a buyer.

Here’s the link. You can email the agent and try and sell them some swamp land.

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You can ask what ever you want for a house. Doesn’t mean it will sell.

Why though? Maybe they took out another HELOC, and bought a Plasma TV to offer as an incentive to a buyer.

Here’s the link. You can email the agent and try and sell them some swamp land.

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You can ask what ever you want for a house. Doesn’t mean it will sell.

Why though? Maybe they took out another HELOC, and bought a Plasma TV to offer as an incentive to a buyer.

Here’s the link. You can email the agent and try and sell them some swamp land.

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I read the reasons in the link, and I agree, but we also know Count-refi’d is desperate for business in any form.

If they have an REO you like you can always negotiate to use your own lender, but if they refuse, walk, and let their REO’s sit. No more than a year ago they had ~2000. They’re pushing 4000 now in CA.

“…the pre-approval letter, a satisfactory credit report, and proof of funds sufficient to meet Buyer’s obligations …”

It’s about time, although this will only decrease the # of potential buyers.

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I read the reasons in the link, and I agree, but we also know Count-refi’d is desperate for business in any form.

If they have an REO you like you can always negotiate to use your own lender, but if they refuse, walk, and let their REO’s sit. No more than a year ago they had ~2000. They’re pushing 4000 now in CA.

“…the pre-approval letter, a satisfactory credit report, and proof of funds sufficient to meet Buyer’s obligations …”

It’s about time, although this will only decrease the # of potential buyers.

[cr]

I read the reasons in the link, and I agree, but we also know Count-refi’d is desperate for business in any form.

If they have an REO you like you can always negotiate to use your own lender, but if they refuse, walk, and let their REO’s sit. No more than a year ago they had ~2000. They’re pushing 4000 now in CA.

“…the pre-approval letter, a satisfactory credit report, and proof of funds sufficient to meet Buyer’s obligations …”

It’s about time, although this will only decrease the # of potential buyers.

[cr]

I read the reasons in the link, and I agree, but we also know Count-refi’d is desperate for business in any form.

If they have an REO you like you can always negotiate to use your own lender, but if they refuse, walk, and let their REO’s sit. No more than a year ago they had ~2000. They’re pushing 4000 now in CA.

“…the pre-approval letter, a satisfactory credit report, and proof of funds sufficient to meet Buyer’s obligations …”

It’s about time, although this will only decrease the # of potential buyers.

[cr]

I read the reasons in the link, and I agree, but we also know Count-refi’d is desperate for business in any form.

If they have an REO you like you can always negotiate to use your own lender, but if they refuse, walk, and let their REO’s sit. No more than a year ago they had ~2000. They’re pushing 4000 now in CA.

“…the pre-approval letter, a satisfactory credit report, and proof of funds sufficient to meet Buyer’s obligations …”

It’s about time, although this will only decrease the # of potential buyers.

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I think there’s a reason no one has replied yet.

A realtor might tell you everything is okay, and it’s good time to buy.

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I think there’s a reason no one has replied yet.

A realtor might tell you everything is okay, and it’s good time to buy.

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I think there’s a reason no one has replied yet.

A realtor might tell you everything is okay, and it’s good time to buy.

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I think there’s a reason no one has replied yet.

A realtor might tell you everything is okay, and it’s good time to buy.

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I think there’s a reason no one has replied yet.

A realtor might tell you everything is okay, and it’s good time to buy.

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