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guitar187
ParticipantSince it’s Sunday, let me stir the pot a bit. 😉
Why should the borrower take ownership for the loss of value?
Does he not have a RIGHT to walk away as outlined in his note?Edit: Added sample note.
“the Note which this Mortgage secures is a non-recourse Note and such Note shall be enforced against Mortgagor only to the extent of Mortgagor’s interest in the Premises as described herein”
ParticipantThis WILL interfere with the rest of us getting loans. It already has.
On the other hand, we will begin to see a lot more of this next year. And I would probably do the same thing if I were in his shoes.
ParticipantThis WILL interfere with the rest of us getting loans. It already has.
On the other hand, we will begin to see a lot more of this next year. And I would probably do the same thing if I were in his shoes.
ParticipantThis WILL interfere with the rest of us getting loans. It already has.
On the other hand, we will begin to see a lot more of this next year. And I would probably do the same thing if I were in his shoes.
ParticipantThis WILL interfere with the rest of us getting loans. It already has.
On the other hand, we will begin to see a lot more of this next year. And I would probably do the same thing if I were in his shoes.
ParticipantThis WILL interfere with the rest of us getting loans. It already has.
On the other hand, we will begin to see a lot more of this next year. And I would probably do the same thing if I were in his shoes.
Participant“then how is it a bubble??”
Because we do not use a single one bedroom apartment to derive value. And if I give you the answer, you won’t learn anything. This site is definitely a good place to start but you’ll have to do the research yourself 😉
Participant“then how is it a bubble??”
Because we do not use a single one bedroom apartment to derive value. And if I give you the answer, you won’t learn anything. This site is definitely a good place to start but you’ll have to do the research yourself 😉
Participant“then how is it a bubble??”
Because we do not use a single one bedroom apartment to derive value. And if I give you the answer, you won’t learn anything. This site is definitely a good place to start but you’ll have to do the research yourself 😉
Participant“then how is it a bubble??”
Because we do not use a single one bedroom apartment to derive value. And if I give you the answer, you won’t learn anything. This site is definitely a good place to start but you’ll have to do the research yourself 😉
Participant“then how is it a bubble??”
Because we do not use a single one bedroom apartment to derive value. And if I give you the answer, you won’t learn anything. This site is definitely a good place to start but you’ll have to do the research yourself 😉
ParticipantIf I took a survey of commonly used listing phrases in the past 7 years, “priced out forever” would probably rank right up at the top. I think everyone on this boards knows better.
ParticipantIf I took a survey of commonly used listing phrases in the past 7 years, “priced out forever” would probably rank right up at the top. I think everyone on this boards knows better.
ParticipantIf I took a survey of commonly used listing phrases in the past 7 years, “priced out forever” would probably rank right up at the top. I think everyone on this boards knows better.
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