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January 18, 2009 at 9:36 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #330788January 18, 2009 at 9:36 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331125
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ParticipantHere is a comment that was posted to this board a few months ago from a guy who claims that just that is being done in the Bay Area.
January 18, 2009 at 9:36 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331201ParticipantHere is a comment that was posted to this board a few months ago from a guy who claims that just that is being done in the Bay Area.
January 18, 2009 at 9:36 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331228ParticipantHere is a comment that was posted to this board a few months ago from a guy who claims that just that is being done in the Bay Area.
January 18, 2009 at 9:36 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331313ParticipantHere is a comment that was posted to this board a few months ago from a guy who claims that just that is being done in the Bay Area.
ParticipantI doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.
I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.
John
ParticipantI doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.
I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.
John
ParticipantI doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.
I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.
John
ParticipantI doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.
I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.
John
ParticipantI doubt if its constitution for them to withhold refunds and give iou’s. I think that would be the same as issuing currency and states don’t have that power.
I say issuing currency because I would expect them to be negotiable or else there is no reason to issue them.
John
ParticipantI would guess the biggest barrier to refinance is income. I bet 90% of the people who bought at the top with no doc loans lied about their income at the time and can’t qualify now.
ParticipantI would guess the biggest barrier to refinance is income. I bet 90% of the people who bought at the top with no doc loans lied about their income at the time and can’t qualify now.
ParticipantI would guess the biggest barrier to refinance is income. I bet 90% of the people who bought at the top with no doc loans lied about their income at the time and can’t qualify now.
ParticipantI would guess the biggest barrier to refinance is income. I bet 90% of the people who bought at the top with no doc loans lied about their income at the time and can’t qualify now.
ParticipantI would guess the biggest barrier to refinance is income. I bet 90% of the people who bought at the top with no doc loans lied about their income at the time and can’t qualify now.
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