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(former)FormerSanDiegan
Participant[quote=briansd1][quote=FormerSanDiegan]See ya later brianFL1.[/quote]
Don’t take it personally.
That attitude of love-it-leave, and don’t-pay-compliments-to-anybody-else-lest-you-criticize-your-own is kinda childish.
Just because I pay a compliment to Florida doesn’t mean that I’m criticizing San Diego and would rather live in Florida. Every place has pluses and minuses.
The reason I live in SD is my family is here and I’m pretty close to my brothers and other relatives. I’m in San Diego more as a result of happenstance rather than my own choosing.
But for people who can choose, there are many choices out there.[/quote]
Geez. All I was trying to do was make a funny with your username.
In case you couldn’t figure it out from my username, I actually moved away from San Diego, so your response… “That attitude of love-it-leave, and don’t-pay-compliments-to-anybody-else-lest-you-criticize-your-own is kinda childish,” really does not apply to me.
August 16, 2010 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #591620Participant[quote=flu][quote=FormerSanDiegan]It may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).[/quote]I’ll see. I close next week, so I pretty sure it’s going to stand. There’ currently a $100k difference between this appraised value and the reassessment I just got from the SD tax collector[/quote]
If your equity is above 30 or 40% it probably doesn;t matter. However, I was one week away from closing a couple years ago on a refi, when the underwriter discounted the appraised value by almost 15%, killing the re-fi.
August 16, 2010 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #591715Participant[quote=flu][quote=FormerSanDiegan]It may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).[/quote]I’ll see. I close next week, so I pretty sure it’s going to stand. There’ currently a $100k difference between this appraised value and the reassessment I just got from the SD tax collector[/quote]
If your equity is above 30 or 40% it probably doesn;t matter. However, I was one week away from closing a couple years ago on a refi, when the underwriter discounted the appraised value by almost 15%, killing the re-fi.
August 16, 2010 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592254Participant[quote=flu][quote=FormerSanDiegan]It may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).[/quote]I’ll see. I close next week, so I pretty sure it’s going to stand. There’ currently a $100k difference between this appraised value and the reassessment I just got from the SD tax collector[/quote]
If your equity is above 30 or 40% it probably doesn;t matter. However, I was one week away from closing a couple years ago on a refi, when the underwriter discounted the appraised value by almost 15%, killing the re-fi.
August 16, 2010 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592364Participant[quote=flu][quote=FormerSanDiegan]It may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).[/quote]I’ll see. I close next week, so I pretty sure it’s going to stand. There’ currently a $100k difference between this appraised value and the reassessment I just got from the SD tax collector[/quote]
If your equity is above 30 or 40% it probably doesn;t matter. However, I was one week away from closing a couple years ago on a refi, when the underwriter discounted the appraised value by almost 15%, killing the re-fi.
August 16, 2010 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592674Participant[quote=flu][quote=FormerSanDiegan]It may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).[/quote]I’ll see. I close next week, so I pretty sure it’s going to stand. There’ currently a $100k difference between this appraised value and the reassessment I just got from the SD tax collector[/quote]
If your equity is above 30 or 40% it probably doesn;t matter. However, I was one week away from closing a couple years ago on a refi, when the underwriter discounted the appraised value by almost 15%, killing the re-fi.
August 16, 2010 at 12:29 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #591531ParticipantIt may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).August 16, 2010 at 12:29 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #591623ParticipantIt may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).August 16, 2010 at 12:29 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592163ParticipantIt may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).August 16, 2010 at 12:29 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592273ParticipantIt may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).August 16, 2010 at 12:29 PM in reply to: OT: Got my appraisal back for a refi…Kinda surprised. #592584ParticipantIt may or may not have any real merit.
Report back when the underwriter allows the appraisal value to stand (or not).ParticipantSee ya later brianFL1.
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