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kelly
ParticipantThanks, bearish, and SDR, for chiming in here. It was a pretty interesting day at the steps!
I definitely agree that there are a number of teams that are out there flipping that might not have the licenses themselves to do rehabs. I’ve heard from several groups like that, and their goal is to find a flippable home that just needs a few small fixes so they can capitalize on whatever bizarrely hot pocket or neighborhood they’ve found.
It is pretty crazy to watch the runners talk on their bluetooths and iphone headphones right until the last minute.
kb
ParticipantThanks, bearish, and SDR, for chiming in here. It was a pretty interesting day at the steps!
I definitely agree that there are a number of teams that are out there flipping that might not have the licenses themselves to do rehabs. I’ve heard from several groups like that, and their goal is to find a flippable home that just needs a few small fixes so they can capitalize on whatever bizarrely hot pocket or neighborhood they’ve found.
It is pretty crazy to watch the runners talk on their bluetooths and iphone headphones right until the last minute.
kb
ParticipantThanks, bearish, and SDR, for chiming in here. It was a pretty interesting day at the steps!
I definitely agree that there are a number of teams that are out there flipping that might not have the licenses themselves to do rehabs. I’ve heard from several groups like that, and their goal is to find a flippable home that just needs a few small fixes so they can capitalize on whatever bizarrely hot pocket or neighborhood they’ve found.
It is pretty crazy to watch the runners talk on their bluetooths and iphone headphones right until the last minute.
kb
ParticipantThanks, bearish, and SDR, for chiming in here. It was a pretty interesting day at the steps!
I definitely agree that there are a number of teams that are out there flipping that might not have the licenses themselves to do rehabs. I’ve heard from several groups like that, and their goal is to find a flippable home that just needs a few small fixes so they can capitalize on whatever bizarrely hot pocket or neighborhood they’ve found.
It is pretty crazy to watch the runners talk on their bluetooths and iphone headphones right until the last minute.
kb
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts, you guys. Here’s my story: http://bit.ly/aHvxZj. kb
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts, you guys. Here’s my story: http://bit.ly/aHvxZj. kb
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts, you guys. Here’s my story: http://bit.ly/aHvxZj. kb
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts, you guys. Here’s my story: http://bit.ly/aHvxZj. kb
ParticipantThanks for the thoughts, you guys. Here’s my story: http://bit.ly/aHvxZj. kb
ParticipantAt long last, my story about loan modifications: http://bit.ly/10pdBB
The process of wrangling giant loan companies to lower mortgage payments for troubled homeowners has been getting a bit easier in the last few months. Still, the task is a slog, characterized by complicated rules, confusing notifications and a whole lot of waiting. About 18 percent of the applications submitted by the San Diego nonprofits working with homeowners are being accepted. Many others are falling into foreclosure. Still more are in limbo.
ParticipantAt long last, my story about loan modifications: http://bit.ly/10pdBB
The process of wrangling giant loan companies to lower mortgage payments for troubled homeowners has been getting a bit easier in the last few months. Still, the task is a slog, characterized by complicated rules, confusing notifications and a whole lot of waiting. About 18 percent of the applications submitted by the San Diego nonprofits working with homeowners are being accepted. Many others are falling into foreclosure. Still more are in limbo.
ParticipantAt long last, my story about loan modifications: http://bit.ly/10pdBB
The process of wrangling giant loan companies to lower mortgage payments for troubled homeowners has been getting a bit easier in the last few months. Still, the task is a slog, characterized by complicated rules, confusing notifications and a whole lot of waiting. About 18 percent of the applications submitted by the San Diego nonprofits working with homeowners are being accepted. Many others are falling into foreclosure. Still more are in limbo.
ParticipantAt long last, my story about loan modifications: http://bit.ly/10pdBB
The process of wrangling giant loan companies to lower mortgage payments for troubled homeowners has been getting a bit easier in the last few months. Still, the task is a slog, characterized by complicated rules, confusing notifications and a whole lot of waiting. About 18 percent of the applications submitted by the San Diego nonprofits working with homeowners are being accepted. Many others are falling into foreclosure. Still more are in limbo.
ParticipantAt long last, my story about loan modifications: http://bit.ly/10pdBB
The process of wrangling giant loan companies to lower mortgage payments for troubled homeowners has been getting a bit easier in the last few months. Still, the task is a slog, characterized by complicated rules, confusing notifications and a whole lot of waiting. About 18 percent of the applications submitted by the San Diego nonprofits working with homeowners are being accepted. Many others are falling into foreclosure. Still more are in limbo.
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