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La Jolla Renter
ParticipantWhy do you really need good credit if you like your house and plan to stay there for 5+ years?
In seven years you have your good credit back and over a 100k in savings from not having negative cash flow of 1k a month.
Lots of filthy rich people out there with shitty credit, and lots of poor people with good credit.
I am not promoting any particular course of action for you, just playing a little devils advocate.
If I were in a home I planned on staying in for several years, I would gladly sell my 800 score for a 100k.
ParticipantThe 2nd would not go to the expense to foreclose when they know there is no money in the property. If the first forecloses, it is all over for the second. That’s why all the seconds are worthless.
My question is… are the banks holding the firsts letting them go for less than the amount of the first? If the first is for 650k and someone offers 600k are they taking it? Or is it just routine for them to just take it back into their inventory of homes to put into the mls?
ParticipantThe 2nd would not go to the expense to foreclose when they know there is no money in the property. If the first forecloses, it is all over for the second. That’s why all the seconds are worthless.
My question is… are the banks holding the firsts letting them go for less than the amount of the first? If the first is for 650k and someone offers 600k are they taking it? Or is it just routine for them to just take it back into their inventory of homes to put into the mls?
ParticipantThe 2nd would not go to the expense to foreclose when they know there is no money in the property. If the first forecloses, it is all over for the second. That’s why all the seconds are worthless.
My question is… are the banks holding the firsts letting them go for less than the amount of the first? If the first is for 650k and someone offers 600k are they taking it? Or is it just routine for them to just take it back into their inventory of homes to put into the mls?
ParticipantThe 2nd would not go to the expense to foreclose when they know there is no money in the property. If the first forecloses, it is all over for the second. That’s why all the seconds are worthless.
My question is… are the banks holding the firsts letting them go for less than the amount of the first? If the first is for 650k and someone offers 600k are they taking it? Or is it just routine for them to just take it back into their inventory of homes to put into the mls?
ParticipantThe 2nd would not go to the expense to foreclose when they know there is no money in the property. If the first forecloses, it is all over for the second. That’s why all the seconds are worthless.
My question is… are the banks holding the firsts letting them go for less than the amount of the first? If the first is for 650k and someone offers 600k are they taking it? Or is it just routine for them to just take it back into their inventory of homes to put into the mls?
ParticipantYour lease probably gives the owner the right to sell, list, and open house your rental. It is not that uncommon.
By law, you are entitled to “peaceful enjoyment” of your rental. This may be a term you may want to start quoting to your landlord and landlord’s agent.
ParticipantYour lease probably gives the owner the right to sell, list, and open house your rental. It is not that uncommon.
By law, you are entitled to “peaceful enjoyment” of your rental. This may be a term you may want to start quoting to your landlord and landlord’s agent.
ParticipantYour lease probably gives the owner the right to sell, list, and open house your rental. It is not that uncommon.
By law, you are entitled to “peaceful enjoyment” of your rental. This may be a term you may want to start quoting to your landlord and landlord’s agent.
ParticipantYour lease probably gives the owner the right to sell, list, and open house your rental. It is not that uncommon.
By law, you are entitled to “peaceful enjoyment” of your rental. This may be a term you may want to start quoting to your landlord and landlord’s agent.
ParticipantYour lease probably gives the owner the right to sell, list, and open house your rental. It is not that uncommon.
By law, you are entitled to “peaceful enjoyment” of your rental. This may be a term you may want to start quoting to your landlord and landlord’s agent.
Participant4755 Long Branch just sold for 565K. It sold for 732k in June of 2006.
Maybe a step in the right direction?
Participant4755 Long Branch just sold for 565K. It sold for 732k in June of 2006.
Maybe a step in the right direction?
Participant4755 Long Branch just sold for 565K. It sold for 732k in June of 2006.
Maybe a step in the right direction?
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