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ParticipantHomegoods in encinitas has a digital score keeping table shuffleboard. If I ever move to a state with a basement, I would invest in one of those along with a foosball table, pool table and dart board.
Video games are great and all but for the kids, get something not video game related.
ParticipantHomegoods in encinitas has a digital score keeping table shuffleboard. If I ever move to a state with a basement, I would invest in one of those along with a foosball table, pool table and dart board.
Video games are great and all but for the kids, get something not video game related.
ParticipantHomegoods in encinitas has a digital score keeping table shuffleboard. If I ever move to a state with a basement, I would invest in one of those along with a foosball table, pool table and dart board.
Video games are great and all but for the kids, get something not video game related.
ParticipantHomegoods in encinitas has a digital score keeping table shuffleboard. If I ever move to a state with a basement, I would invest in one of those along with a foosball table, pool table and dart board.
Video games are great and all but for the kids, get something not video game related.
Participant[quote=bake]tb you should close this deal. You made a commitment, everybody did a lot of hard work for you, honor your commitment.
If you refi again in two months the wholesale investor may ask the mortgage broker to repay the lender rebate, probably at least $6000.
You should be able to refi again in 6 months with no penalty and good karma to spare.[/quote]
That brings up a good question since a lot of people have been Refinancing lately. If rates keep dropping, when is it appropriate to refi again? I know that’s a loaded question as everyones situation is unique but that answer to that question years ago differs from todays market.
Participant[quote=bake]tb you should close this deal. You made a commitment, everybody did a lot of hard work for you, honor your commitment.
If you refi again in two months the wholesale investor may ask the mortgage broker to repay the lender rebate, probably at least $6000.
You should be able to refi again in 6 months with no penalty and good karma to spare.[/quote]
That brings up a good question since a lot of people have been Refinancing lately. If rates keep dropping, when is it appropriate to refi again? I know that’s a loaded question as everyones situation is unique but that answer to that question years ago differs from todays market.
Participant[quote=bake]tb you should close this deal. You made a commitment, everybody did a lot of hard work for you, honor your commitment.
If you refi again in two months the wholesale investor may ask the mortgage broker to repay the lender rebate, probably at least $6000.
You should be able to refi again in 6 months with no penalty and good karma to spare.[/quote]
That brings up a good question since a lot of people have been Refinancing lately. If rates keep dropping, when is it appropriate to refi again? I know that’s a loaded question as everyones situation is unique but that answer to that question years ago differs from todays market.
Participant[quote=bake]tb you should close this deal. You made a commitment, everybody did a lot of hard work for you, honor your commitment.
If you refi again in two months the wholesale investor may ask the mortgage broker to repay the lender rebate, probably at least $6000.
You should be able to refi again in 6 months with no penalty and good karma to spare.[/quote]
That brings up a good question since a lot of people have been Refinancing lately. If rates keep dropping, when is it appropriate to refi again? I know that’s a loaded question as everyones situation is unique but that answer to that question years ago differs from todays market.
Participant[quote=bake]tb you should close this deal. You made a commitment, everybody did a lot of hard work for you, honor your commitment.
If you refi again in two months the wholesale investor may ask the mortgage broker to repay the lender rebate, probably at least $6000.
You should be able to refi again in 6 months with no penalty and good karma to spare.[/quote]
That brings up a good question since a lot of people have been Refinancing lately. If rates keep dropping, when is it appropriate to refi again? I know that’s a loaded question as everyones situation is unique but that answer to that question years ago differs from todays market.
September 17, 2010 at 6:37 AM in reply to: 4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff #605688ParticipantI assume Del Sur is independent of 4s Ranch on the MR bonds. Any idea on the status of the bonds in Del Sur, Santaluz, SEH or the newer parts of La Costa?
September 17, 2010 at 6:37 AM in reply to: 4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff #605775ParticipantI assume Del Sur is independent of 4s Ranch on the MR bonds. Any idea on the status of the bonds in Del Sur, Santaluz, SEH or the newer parts of La Costa?
September 17, 2010 at 6:37 AM in reply to: 4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff #606328ParticipantI assume Del Sur is independent of 4s Ranch on the MR bonds. Any idea on the status of the bonds in Del Sur, Santaluz, SEH or the newer parts of La Costa?
September 17, 2010 at 6:37 AM in reply to: 4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff #606435ParticipantI assume Del Sur is independent of 4s Ranch on the MR bonds. Any idea on the status of the bonds in Del Sur, Santaluz, SEH or the newer parts of La Costa?
September 17, 2010 at 6:37 AM in reply to: 4S Mello-Roos will take 30 more years (2040) to payoff #606754ParticipantI assume Del Sur is independent of 4s Ranch on the MR bonds. Any idea on the status of the bonds in Del Sur, Santaluz, SEH or the newer parts of La Costa?
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