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JACKQLYN
ParticipantI see it but geez my 6yr old’s great-grandchildren will be paying for these credits.
Print, baby print…
ParticipantI see it but geez my 6yr old’s great-grandchildren will be paying for these credits.
Print, baby print…
ParticipantI see it but geez my 6yr old’s great-grandchildren will be paying for these credits.
Print, baby print…
ParticipantI see it but geez my 6yr old’s great-grandchildren will be paying for these credits.
Print, baby print…
ParticipantI agree w/ SDR. Just wait.
This market cannot possibly keep it’s current course.
What will happen when this 8k tax credit ends, unemployment staggers, and California’s well runs dry?
I’m in a different scenario but same defeat feeling. Maybe not good ol’ Jack but a dixie cup of wine (sand sneaked), beach day, and my sanity are alright with me 🙂
Just wait.
ParticipantI agree w/ SDR. Just wait.
This market cannot possibly keep it’s current course.
What will happen when this 8k tax credit ends, unemployment staggers, and California’s well runs dry?
I’m in a different scenario but same defeat feeling. Maybe not good ol’ Jack but a dixie cup of wine (sand sneaked), beach day, and my sanity are alright with me 🙂
Just wait.
ParticipantI agree w/ SDR. Just wait.
This market cannot possibly keep it’s current course.
What will happen when this 8k tax credit ends, unemployment staggers, and California’s well runs dry?
I’m in a different scenario but same defeat feeling. Maybe not good ol’ Jack but a dixie cup of wine (sand sneaked), beach day, and my sanity are alright with me 🙂
Just wait.
ParticipantI agree w/ SDR. Just wait.
This market cannot possibly keep it’s current course.
What will happen when this 8k tax credit ends, unemployment staggers, and California’s well runs dry?
I’m in a different scenario but same defeat feeling. Maybe not good ol’ Jack but a dixie cup of wine (sand sneaked), beach day, and my sanity are alright with me 🙂
Just wait.
ParticipantI agree w/ SDR. Just wait.
This market cannot possibly keep it’s current course.
What will happen when this 8k tax credit ends, unemployment staggers, and California’s well runs dry?
I’m in a different scenario but same defeat feeling. Maybe not good ol’ Jack but a dixie cup of wine (sand sneaked), beach day, and my sanity are alright with me 🙂
Just wait.
ParticipantI just found additional info – The 90 day Title Seasoning Waiver for REOs was extended last month:
“This revised notice on the FHA property flipping waiver extension corrects the date in the last line of the notice that was published on 5/15/09:
“Federal Housing Commissioner Brian D. Montgomery has extended the temporary property flipping waiver to May 10, 2010. Under the waiver, homes that were foreclosed on and are being sold by the mortgagee or on its behalf may be purchased by FHA borrowers without regard to the 90-day seasoning period. The waiver does not apply to entities that purchase foreclosures either singly or in bulk for resale. Subsequent sales of such properties will continue to be subject to the standard regulatory requirements.
The waiver expires for all loans for which the sales agreements were signed by the seller and buyer on or before May 10, 2010.”ParticipantI just found additional info – The 90 day Title Seasoning Waiver for REOs was extended last month:
“This revised notice on the FHA property flipping waiver extension corrects the date in the last line of the notice that was published on 5/15/09:
“Federal Housing Commissioner Brian D. Montgomery has extended the temporary property flipping waiver to May 10, 2010. Under the waiver, homes that were foreclosed on and are being sold by the mortgagee or on its behalf may be purchased by FHA borrowers without regard to the 90-day seasoning period. The waiver does not apply to entities that purchase foreclosures either singly or in bulk for resale. Subsequent sales of such properties will continue to be subject to the standard regulatory requirements.
The waiver expires for all loans for which the sales agreements were signed by the seller and buyer on or before May 10, 2010.”ParticipantI just found additional info – The 90 day Title Seasoning Waiver for REOs was extended last month:
“This revised notice on the FHA property flipping waiver extension corrects the date in the last line of the notice that was published on 5/15/09:
“Federal Housing Commissioner Brian D. Montgomery has extended the temporary property flipping waiver to May 10, 2010. Under the waiver, homes that were foreclosed on and are being sold by the mortgagee or on its behalf may be purchased by FHA borrowers without regard to the 90-day seasoning period. The waiver does not apply to entities that purchase foreclosures either singly or in bulk for resale. Subsequent sales of such properties will continue to be subject to the standard regulatory requirements.
The waiver expires for all loans for which the sales agreements were signed by the seller and buyer on or before May 10, 2010.”ParticipantI just found additional info – The 90 day Title Seasoning Waiver for REOs was extended last month:
“This revised notice on the FHA property flipping waiver extension corrects the date in the last line of the notice that was published on 5/15/09:
“Federal Housing Commissioner Brian D. Montgomery has extended the temporary property flipping waiver to May 10, 2010. Under the waiver, homes that were foreclosed on and are being sold by the mortgagee or on its behalf may be purchased by FHA borrowers without regard to the 90-day seasoning period. The waiver does not apply to entities that purchase foreclosures either singly or in bulk for resale. Subsequent sales of such properties will continue to be subject to the standard regulatory requirements.
The waiver expires for all loans for which the sales agreements were signed by the seller and buyer on or before May 10, 2010.”ParticipantI just found additional info – The 90 day Title Seasoning Waiver for REOs was extended last month:
“This revised notice on the FHA property flipping waiver extension corrects the date in the last line of the notice that was published on 5/15/09:
“Federal Housing Commissioner Brian D. Montgomery has extended the temporary property flipping waiver to May 10, 2010. Under the waiver, homes that were foreclosed on and are being sold by the mortgagee or on its behalf may be purchased by FHA borrowers without regard to the 90-day seasoning period. The waiver does not apply to entities that purchase foreclosures either singly or in bulk for resale. Subsequent sales of such properties will continue to be subject to the standard regulatory requirements.
The waiver expires for all loans for which the sales agreements were signed by the seller and buyer on or before May 10, 2010.” -
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