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ParticipantYou’ve done a good job of preping the house–I suspect it will sell if it is in a good neighborhood and you’ve checked the comps.
EconProf
ParticipantYou’ve done a good job of preping the house–I suspect it will sell if it is in a good neighborhood and you’ve checked the comps.
EconProf
ParticipantYou’ve done a good job of preping the house–I suspect it will sell if it is in a good neighborhood and you’ve checked the comps.
EconProf
ParticipantYou’ve done a good job of preping the house–I suspect it will sell if it is in a good neighborhood and you’ve checked the comps.
EconProf
ParticipantOK is one of the few prosperous states in the country, so you should do well on this sale. Just read that the unemployment rate in Tulsa is in the low 4’s, a rarity. Norman is a university town also, a big plus.
Several things working against you: interest rates are trending up, and the selling season is mostly over, which suggests you should be pricing it aggressively and put on a big advertising blitz when it hits the market.
Lack of a garage is a big negative…is there room to easily add on for an ambitious buyer? Also, your rennovations suggest you have an old house, albeit in a good neighborhood.EconProf
ParticipantOK is one of the few prosperous states in the country, so you should do well on this sale. Just read that the unemployment rate in Tulsa is in the low 4’s, a rarity. Norman is a university town also, a big plus.
Several things working against you: interest rates are trending up, and the selling season is mostly over, which suggests you should be pricing it aggressively and put on a big advertising blitz when it hits the market.
Lack of a garage is a big negative…is there room to easily add on for an ambitious buyer? Also, your rennovations suggest you have an old house, albeit in a good neighborhood.EconProf
ParticipantOK is one of the few prosperous states in the country, so you should do well on this sale. Just read that the unemployment rate in Tulsa is in the low 4’s, a rarity. Norman is a university town also, a big plus.
Several things working against you: interest rates are trending up, and the selling season is mostly over, which suggests you should be pricing it aggressively and put on a big advertising blitz when it hits the market.
Lack of a garage is a big negative…is there room to easily add on for an ambitious buyer? Also, your rennovations suggest you have an old house, albeit in a good neighborhood.EconProf
ParticipantOK is one of the few prosperous states in the country, so you should do well on this sale. Just read that the unemployment rate in Tulsa is in the low 4’s, a rarity. Norman is a university town also, a big plus.
Several things working against you: interest rates are trending up, and the selling season is mostly over, which suggests you should be pricing it aggressively and put on a big advertising blitz when it hits the market.
Lack of a garage is a big negative…is there room to easily add on for an ambitious buyer? Also, your rennovations suggest you have an old house, albeit in a good neighborhood.EconProf
ParticipantOK is one of the few prosperous states in the country, so you should do well on this sale. Just read that the unemployment rate in Tulsa is in the low 4’s, a rarity. Norman is a university town also, a big plus.
Several things working against you: interest rates are trending up, and the selling season is mostly over, which suggests you should be pricing it aggressively and put on a big advertising blitz when it hits the market.
Lack of a garage is a big negative…is there room to easily add on for an ambitious buyer? Also, your rennovations suggest you have an old house, albeit in a good neighborhood.EconProf
ParticipantIf B of A were smart, they would negotiate a deal with you. Therefore, you probably won’t get a deal.
You could be in a better negotiating position if you stopped paying on it for a while. That puts the loan into a different category and it lands in the lap of people who can more readily make the decision to modify or “sell” the loan at a discount.
EconProf
ParticipantIf B of A were smart, they would negotiate a deal with you. Therefore, you probably won’t get a deal.
You could be in a better negotiating position if you stopped paying on it for a while. That puts the loan into a different category and it lands in the lap of people who can more readily make the decision to modify or “sell” the loan at a discount.
EconProf
ParticipantIf B of A were smart, they would negotiate a deal with you. Therefore, you probably won’t get a deal.
You could be in a better negotiating position if you stopped paying on it for a while. That puts the loan into a different category and it lands in the lap of people who can more readily make the decision to modify or “sell” the loan at a discount.
EconProf
ParticipantIf B of A were smart, they would negotiate a deal with you. Therefore, you probably won’t get a deal.
You could be in a better negotiating position if you stopped paying on it for a while. That puts the loan into a different category and it lands in the lap of people who can more readily make the decision to modify or “sell” the loan at a discount.
EconProf
ParticipantIf B of A were smart, they would negotiate a deal with you. Therefore, you probably won’t get a deal.
You could be in a better negotiating position if you stopped paying on it for a while. That puts the loan into a different category and it lands in the lap of people who can more readily make the decision to modify or “sell” the loan at a discount.
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