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dharmagirl
ParticipantThanks, SDR and Rustico. We will be sure to inspect and re-inspect!
SDR, I appreciate your concise explanation of the lender liability documents. My realtor didnt explain it very clearly.
I hope this will work out!
ParticipantThanks, SDR and Rustico. We will be sure to inspect and re-inspect!
SDR, I appreciate your concise explanation of the lender liability documents. My realtor didnt explain it very clearly.
I hope this will work out!
ParticipantThanks, SDR and Rustico. We will be sure to inspect and re-inspect!
SDR, I appreciate your concise explanation of the lender liability documents. My realtor didnt explain it very clearly.
I hope this will work out!
ParticipantThanks, SDR and Rustico. We will be sure to inspect and re-inspect!
SDR, I appreciate your concise explanation of the lender liability documents. My realtor didnt explain it very clearly.
I hope this will work out!
ParticipantRustico,
THANKS! I appreciate your feedback. We will definitely have the place thoroughly checked out.
As I said, we’re not trying to pull a fast one. Hardly. My husband is a retired military pilot who is incapable of dishonesty. But, we’re both a little nervous about the “as is” purchase.
We just want to make a good decision and not be stuck with a stinker house.
DharmaGirl
Temecula, CAParticipantRustico,
THANKS! I appreciate your feedback. We will definitely have the place thoroughly checked out.
As I said, we’re not trying to pull a fast one. Hardly. My husband is a retired military pilot who is incapable of dishonesty. But, we’re both a little nervous about the “as is” purchase.
We just want to make a good decision and not be stuck with a stinker house.
DharmaGirl
Temecula, CAParticipantRustico,
THANKS! I appreciate your feedback. We will definitely have the place thoroughly checked out.
As I said, we’re not trying to pull a fast one. Hardly. My husband is a retired military pilot who is incapable of dishonesty. But, we’re both a little nervous about the “as is” purchase.
We just want to make a good decision and not be stuck with a stinker house.
DharmaGirl
Temecula, CAParticipantRustico,
THANKS! I appreciate your feedback. We will definitely have the place thoroughly checked out.
As I said, we’re not trying to pull a fast one. Hardly. My husband is a retired military pilot who is incapable of dishonesty. But, we’re both a little nervous about the “as is” purchase.
We just want to make a good decision and not be stuck with a stinker house.
DharmaGirl
Temecula, CAParticipantRustico,
THANKS! I appreciate your feedback. We will definitely have the place thoroughly checked out.
As I said, we’re not trying to pull a fast one. Hardly. My husband is a retired military pilot who is incapable of dishonesty. But, we’re both a little nervous about the “as is” purchase.
We just want to make a good decision and not be stuck with a stinker house.
DharmaGirl
Temecula, CAParticipantI’m not sure where you are getting “fraud” out of my post. Sheeeessh.
My understanding is that a home inspection is done during the ‘contingency’ period of escrow and if something really HAIRY turns up (like an irreparable mold issue), a buyer may change their mind about the home purchase.
What in the world is “fraudulent” about THAT? Frankly, I’m offended that you would even suggest it.
I’m simply trying to do my homework on a major purchase.
My husband and I have both been responsible home owners for years, have a downpayment ready, and no plans to default on loans or do anything crafty.
ParticipantI’m not sure where you are getting “fraud” out of my post. Sheeeessh.
My understanding is that a home inspection is done during the ‘contingency’ period of escrow and if something really HAIRY turns up (like an irreparable mold issue), a buyer may change their mind about the home purchase.
What in the world is “fraudulent” about THAT? Frankly, I’m offended that you would even suggest it.
I’m simply trying to do my homework on a major purchase.
My husband and I have both been responsible home owners for years, have a downpayment ready, and no plans to default on loans or do anything crafty.
ParticipantI’m not sure where you are getting “fraud” out of my post. Sheeeessh.
My understanding is that a home inspection is done during the ‘contingency’ period of escrow and if something really HAIRY turns up (like an irreparable mold issue), a buyer may change their mind about the home purchase.
What in the world is “fraudulent” about THAT? Frankly, I’m offended that you would even suggest it.
I’m simply trying to do my homework on a major purchase.
My husband and I have both been responsible home owners for years, have a downpayment ready, and no plans to default on loans or do anything crafty.
ParticipantI’m not sure where you are getting “fraud” out of my post. Sheeeessh.
My understanding is that a home inspection is done during the ‘contingency’ period of escrow and if something really HAIRY turns up (like an irreparable mold issue), a buyer may change their mind about the home purchase.
What in the world is “fraudulent” about THAT? Frankly, I’m offended that you would even suggest it.
I’m simply trying to do my homework on a major purchase.
My husband and I have both been responsible home owners for years, have a downpayment ready, and no plans to default on loans or do anything crafty.
ParticipantI’m not sure where you are getting “fraud” out of my post. Sheeeessh.
My understanding is that a home inspection is done during the ‘contingency’ period of escrow and if something really HAIRY turns up (like an irreparable mold issue), a buyer may change their mind about the home purchase.
What in the world is “fraudulent” about THAT? Frankly, I’m offended that you would even suggest it.
I’m simply trying to do my homework on a major purchase.
My husband and I have both been responsible home owners for years, have a downpayment ready, and no plans to default on loans or do anything crafty.
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