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Doofrat
ParticipantSomebody posted that there were less than 50% of the available foreclosures on the market. With more undoubtedly on the way, today’s discounted foreclosure will likely be just another overpriced house in a few months/years. If you just compare to the existing market, there are some deals that look smokin’, but it’s those smoking deals that give away the future of the market.
Doofrat
ParticipantSomebody posted that there were less than 50% of the available foreclosures on the market. With more undoubtedly on the way, today’s discounted foreclosure will likely be just another overpriced house in a few months/years. If you just compare to the existing market, there are some deals that look smokin’, but it’s those smoking deals that give away the future of the market.
Doofrat
ParticipantSomebody posted that there were less than 50% of the available foreclosures on the market. With more undoubtedly on the way, today’s discounted foreclosure will likely be just another overpriced house in a few months/years. If you just compare to the existing market, there are some deals that look smokin’, but it’s those smoking deals that give away the future of the market.
Doofrat
ParticipantSomebody posted that there were less than 50% of the available foreclosures on the market. With more undoubtedly on the way, today’s discounted foreclosure will likely be just another overpriced house in a few months/years. If you just compare to the existing market, there are some deals that look smokin’, but it’s those smoking deals that give away the future of the market.
Doofrat
ParticipantSomebody posted that there were less than 50% of the available foreclosures on the market. With more undoubtedly on the way, today’s discounted foreclosure will likely be just another overpriced house in a few months/years. If you just compare to the existing market, there are some deals that look smokin’, but it’s those smoking deals that give away the future of the market.
Doofrat
ParticipantI don’t think a refi into a fixed is a recourse loan because it’s not a secondary loan, you just moved your primary into a new primary. Can somebody in the know clarify this?
Doofrat
ParticipantI don’t think a refi into a fixed is a recourse loan because it’s not a secondary loan, you just moved your primary into a new primary. Can somebody in the know clarify this?
Doofrat
ParticipantI don’t think a refi into a fixed is a recourse loan because it’s not a secondary loan, you just moved your primary into a new primary. Can somebody in the know clarify this?
Doofrat
ParticipantI don’t think a refi into a fixed is a recourse loan because it’s not a secondary loan, you just moved your primary into a new primary. Can somebody in the know clarify this?
Doofrat
ParticipantI don’t think a refi into a fixed is a recourse loan because it’s not a secondary loan, you just moved your primary into a new primary. Can somebody in the know clarify this?
Doofrat
ParticipantHmmm, Indian call center workers teaching some Americans basic math skills for free…That wouldn’t be a bad thing would it? Who else would these people learn from here in the States? ๐
That’s hilarious FLU!
Doofrat
ParticipantHmmm, Indian call center workers teaching some Americans basic math skills for free…That wouldn’t be a bad thing would it? Who else would these people learn from here in the States? ๐
That’s hilarious FLU!
Doofrat
ParticipantHmmm, Indian call center workers teaching some Americans basic math skills for free…That wouldn’t be a bad thing would it? Who else would these people learn from here in the States? ๐
That’s hilarious FLU!
Doofrat
ParticipantHmmm, Indian call center workers teaching some Americans basic math skills for free…That wouldn’t be a bad thing would it? Who else would these people learn from here in the States? ๐
That’s hilarious FLU!
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