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donaldduckmoore
ParticipantDear wise men on the board, if a loan program discontinues before the close of escrow because of all the delay by the lender and people who did the paperwork in the middle, can I back out the deal and have my earnest money back?
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantDear wise men on the board, if a loan program discontinues before the close of escrow because of all the delay by the lender and people who did the paperwork in the middle, can I back out the deal and have my earnest money back?
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantDear wise men on the board, if a loan program discontinues before the close of escrow because of all the delay by the lender and people who did the paperwork in the middle, can I back out the deal and have my earnest money back?
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantDear wise men on the board, if a loan program discontinues before the close of escrow because of all the delay by the lender and people who did the paperwork in the middle, can I back out the deal and have my earnest money back?
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantDear wise men on the board, if a loan program discontinues before the close of escrow because of all the delay by the lender and people who did the paperwork in the middle, can I back out the deal and have my earnest money back?
donaldduckmoore
Participantdharmagirl, I am not an agent but a buyer. The banks are willing to unload their non-functional assets, that is true. But it is also true that the banks do not have enough man-power. I am not sure what process for the banks to go through before a deal is cut, but for SS, they are really taking a long time to process. Certainly there are successful stories but not as many as failed stories.
“She made it sound like the paperwork, bank’s possible refusal, timeframe, etc. are a nightmare for most buyers and that she wants her buyers to be happy by choosing a home that they can get into and not risked being bitterly disappointed by the bank’s non-response or refusal to play ball.”
What she said was really true and that reminds me of my previous story that made me swear that I will not go through SS again in my life. She is not lying to you. The worst is that you will get highly disappointed after several months of waiting without generating nothing. You can try.
Marion, thanks for your quote. That was written by me (a buyer but not an agent). I was just telling you what I feel about SS, nothing discouraging.
donaldduckmoore
Participantdharmagirl, I am not an agent but a buyer. The banks are willing to unload their non-functional assets, that is true. But it is also true that the banks do not have enough man-power. I am not sure what process for the banks to go through before a deal is cut, but for SS, they are really taking a long time to process. Certainly there are successful stories but not as many as failed stories.
“She made it sound like the paperwork, bank’s possible refusal, timeframe, etc. are a nightmare for most buyers and that she wants her buyers to be happy by choosing a home that they can get into and not risked being bitterly disappointed by the bank’s non-response or refusal to play ball.”
What she said was really true and that reminds me of my previous story that made me swear that I will not go through SS again in my life. She is not lying to you. The worst is that you will get highly disappointed after several months of waiting without generating nothing. You can try.
Marion, thanks for your quote. That was written by me (a buyer but not an agent). I was just telling you what I feel about SS, nothing discouraging.
donaldduckmoore
Participantdharmagirl, I am not an agent but a buyer. The banks are willing to unload their non-functional assets, that is true. But it is also true that the banks do not have enough man-power. I am not sure what process for the banks to go through before a deal is cut, but for SS, they are really taking a long time to process. Certainly there are successful stories but not as many as failed stories.
“She made it sound like the paperwork, bank’s possible refusal, timeframe, etc. are a nightmare for most buyers and that she wants her buyers to be happy by choosing a home that they can get into and not risked being bitterly disappointed by the bank’s non-response or refusal to play ball.”
What she said was really true and that reminds me of my previous story that made me swear that I will not go through SS again in my life. She is not lying to you. The worst is that you will get highly disappointed after several months of waiting without generating nothing. You can try.
Marion, thanks for your quote. That was written by me (a buyer but not an agent). I was just telling you what I feel about SS, nothing discouraging.
donaldduckmoore
Participantdharmagirl, I am not an agent but a buyer. The banks are willing to unload their non-functional assets, that is true. But it is also true that the banks do not have enough man-power. I am not sure what process for the banks to go through before a deal is cut, but for SS, they are really taking a long time to process. Certainly there are successful stories but not as many as failed stories.
“She made it sound like the paperwork, bank’s possible refusal, timeframe, etc. are a nightmare for most buyers and that she wants her buyers to be happy by choosing a home that they can get into and not risked being bitterly disappointed by the bank’s non-response or refusal to play ball.”
What she said was really true and that reminds me of my previous story that made me swear that I will not go through SS again in my life. She is not lying to you. The worst is that you will get highly disappointed after several months of waiting without generating nothing. You can try.
Marion, thanks for your quote. That was written by me (a buyer but not an agent). I was just telling you what I feel about SS, nothing discouraging.
donaldduckmoore
Participantdharmagirl, I am not an agent but a buyer. The banks are willing to unload their non-functional assets, that is true. But it is also true that the banks do not have enough man-power. I am not sure what process for the banks to go through before a deal is cut, but for SS, they are really taking a long time to process. Certainly there are successful stories but not as many as failed stories.
“She made it sound like the paperwork, bank’s possible refusal, timeframe, etc. are a nightmare for most buyers and that she wants her buyers to be happy by choosing a home that they can get into and not risked being bitterly disappointed by the bank’s non-response or refusal to play ball.”
What she said was really true and that reminds me of my previous story that made me swear that I will not go through SS again in my life. She is not lying to you. The worst is that you will get highly disappointed after several months of waiting without generating nothing. You can try.
Marion, thanks for your quote. That was written by me (a buyer but not an agent). I was just telling you what I feel about SS, nothing discouraging.
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantI am afraid that continuing throwing money to save this bank and others will eventually bleed the reserve for something really emergency in the future. Besides, if the fed will not be able to save it, it tells others that this is all the fed and the country have to save the world. By then, we will have more confidence problem. This is very risky.
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantI am afraid that continuing throwing money to save this bank and others will eventually bleed the reserve for something really emergency in the future. Besides, if the fed will not be able to save it, it tells others that this is all the fed and the country have to save the world. By then, we will have more confidence problem. This is very risky.
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantI am afraid that continuing throwing money to save this bank and others will eventually bleed the reserve for something really emergency in the future. Besides, if the fed will not be able to save it, it tells others that this is all the fed and the country have to save the world. By then, we will have more confidence problem. This is very risky.
donaldduckmoore
ParticipantI am afraid that continuing throwing money to save this bank and others will eventually bleed the reserve for something really emergency in the future. Besides, if the fed will not be able to save it, it tells others that this is all the fed and the country have to save the world. By then, we will have more confidence problem. This is very risky.
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