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February 15, 2011 at 12:34 PM in reply to: The Pigs are Famous… OK act cool everybody, there a flood of new members on the horizon? #666686February 15, 2011 at 12:34 PM in reply to: The Pigs are Famous… OK act cool everybody, there a flood of new members on the horizon? #667291
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Participant[quote=waiting hawk][quote=patb]mish is smart but he tends to want to blame the public service unions when he should spend more time crucifying the bankers.[/quote]
No kidding.[/quote]I think we found a couple of Public Union Employees on Piggington.
February 15, 2011 at 12:34 PM in reply to: The Pigs are Famous… OK act cool everybody, there a flood of new members on the horizon? #667429Participant[quote=waiting hawk][quote=patb]mish is smart but he tends to want to blame the public service unions when he should spend more time crucifying the bankers.[/quote]
No kidding.[/quote]I think we found a couple of Public Union Employees on Piggington.
February 15, 2011 at 12:34 PM in reply to: The Pigs are Famous… OK act cool everybody, there a flood of new members on the horizon? #667770Participant[quote=waiting hawk][quote=patb]mish is smart but he tends to want to blame the public service unions when he should spend more time crucifying the bankers.[/quote]
No kidding.[/quote]I think we found a couple of Public Union Employees on Piggington.
Participant2008 and 2009 were some the years of exotic financing. If the interest rate increase there was a new way to finance right around the corner, ie 105% financing or interest only or Neg Am or….
I’m not a Mortgage finance guy, but I think those days are behind us. The typical ways to get easy money in the form of a mortgage are gone. Cold hard downpayment are the norm again. Interest rates matter a lot more in today environment.
Participant2008 and 2009 were some the years of exotic financing. If the interest rate increase there was a new way to finance right around the corner, ie 105% financing or interest only or Neg Am or….
I’m not a Mortgage finance guy, but I think those days are behind us. The typical ways to get easy money in the form of a mortgage are gone. Cold hard downpayment are the norm again. Interest rates matter a lot more in today environment.
Participant2008 and 2009 were some the years of exotic financing. If the interest rate increase there was a new way to finance right around the corner, ie 105% financing or interest only or Neg Am or….
I’m not a Mortgage finance guy, but I think those days are behind us. The typical ways to get easy money in the form of a mortgage are gone. Cold hard downpayment are the norm again. Interest rates matter a lot more in today environment.
Participant2008 and 2009 were some the years of exotic financing. If the interest rate increase there was a new way to finance right around the corner, ie 105% financing or interest only or Neg Am or….
I’m not a Mortgage finance guy, but I think those days are behind us. The typical ways to get easy money in the form of a mortgage are gone. Cold hard downpayment are the norm again. Interest rates matter a lot more in today environment.
Participant2008 and 2009 were some the years of exotic financing. If the interest rate increase there was a new way to finance right around the corner, ie 105% financing or interest only or Neg Am or….
I’m not a Mortgage finance guy, but I think those days are behind us. The typical ways to get easy money in the form of a mortgage are gone. Cold hard downpayment are the norm again. Interest rates matter a lot more in today environment.
ParticipantYour examples were based on years of change. The reality of the current example we’re in was based on 1 month. Let me repeat it again… 1 month and the 30 year saw a 1% increase!
The examples you presented are irrelevant to the reality we’re sitting in this month.
ParticipantYour examples were based on years of change. The reality of the current example we’re in was based on 1 month. Let me repeat it again… 1 month and the 30 year saw a 1% increase!
The examples you presented are irrelevant to the reality we’re sitting in this month.
ParticipantYour examples were based on years of change. The reality of the current example we’re in was based on 1 month. Let me repeat it again… 1 month and the 30 year saw a 1% increase!
The examples you presented are irrelevant to the reality we’re sitting in this month.
ParticipantYour examples were based on years of change. The reality of the current example we’re in was based on 1 month. Let me repeat it again… 1 month and the 30 year saw a 1% increase!
The examples you presented are irrelevant to the reality we’re sitting in this month.
ParticipantYour examples were based on years of change. The reality of the current example we’re in was based on 1 month. Let me repeat it again… 1 month and the 30 year saw a 1% increase!
The examples you presented are irrelevant to the reality we’re sitting in this month.
February 13, 2011 at 2:16 PM in reply to: Short Sale Realtor in collusion with buyer, is it legal. #665894ParticipantTell me this, isn’t the most prudent thing to do, in this housing environmental we find ourselves in, is to find my own underwater seller who hasn’t listed his delinquent mortgage/home, and convince him to sell to me?
My choice in a Realtor is a distant second to finding, and creating my own seller. The best my Realtor can do is to scour the MLS like I’ve already been doing, fill out my paper work when I find something, and be the point of contact to the bank who is going to take it in the pants when I buy their house/mortgage.
We see that the MLS listings are for suckers who want to buy at “Current Market Values” with conventional financing, the old conventional way. Obviously things are done differently when your sitting on your own financing.
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