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February 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM in reply to: Recommended Realtor – North Park/South Park market #512285February 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM in reply to: Recommended Realtor – North Park/South Park market #512432
LeaSD
ParticipantToo funny! It was a typo, though I wish I was clever enough to have spun it on purpose.
February 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM in reply to: Recommended Realtor – North Park/South Park market #512850ParticipantToo funny! It was a typo, though I wish I was clever enough to have spun it on purpose.
February 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM in reply to: Recommended Realtor – North Park/South Park market #512942ParticipantToo funny! It was a typo, though I wish I was clever enough to have spun it on purpose.
February 11, 2010 at 8:56 PM in reply to: Recommended Realtor – North Park/South Park market #513194ParticipantToo funny! It was a typo, though I wish I was clever enough to have spun it on purpose.
February 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Need help finding Low/No Equity Home Improvement Loan #511117ParticipantUnless the “value” added to the house is materially more than the cost of doing the addition, I don’t see this working mathematically. Leverage increases when the same amount is added to the value (denominator) and to the liability (numerator). Do you care to share your estimates of the costs and value-add as well as your current home value and loan amount?
February 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Need help finding Low/No Equity Home Improvement Loan #511264ParticipantUnless the “value” added to the house is materially more than the cost of doing the addition, I don’t see this working mathematically. Leverage increases when the same amount is added to the value (denominator) and to the liability (numerator). Do you care to share your estimates of the costs and value-add as well as your current home value and loan amount?
February 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Need help finding Low/No Equity Home Improvement Loan #511677ParticipantUnless the “value” added to the house is materially more than the cost of doing the addition, I don’t see this working mathematically. Leverage increases when the same amount is added to the value (denominator) and to the liability (numerator). Do you care to share your estimates of the costs and value-add as well as your current home value and loan amount?
February 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Need help finding Low/No Equity Home Improvement Loan #511770ParticipantUnless the “value” added to the house is materially more than the cost of doing the addition, I don’t see this working mathematically. Leverage increases when the same amount is added to the value (denominator) and to the liability (numerator). Do you care to share your estimates of the costs and value-add as well as your current home value and loan amount?
February 9, 2010 at 10:08 AM in reply to: Need help finding Low/No Equity Home Improvement Loan #512020ParticipantUnless the “value” added to the house is materially more than the cost of doing the addition, I don’t see this working mathematically. Leverage increases when the same amount is added to the value (denominator) and to the liability (numerator). Do you care to share your estimates of the costs and value-add as well as your current home value and loan amount?
ParticipantDisclosure – I work at WF
WF is only AAA rated US bank – low returns on deposits but if you need to exceed the $100,000 mark… safe place to do it.
ParticipantDisclosure – I work at WF
WF is only AAA rated US bank – low returns on deposits but if you need to exceed the $100,000 mark… safe place to do it.
ParticipantDisclosure – I work at WF
WF is only AAA rated US bank – low returns on deposits but if you need to exceed the $100,000 mark… safe place to do it.
ParticipantDisclosure – I work at WF
WF is only AAA rated US bank – low returns on deposits but if you need to exceed the $100,000 mark… safe place to do it.
ParticipantDisclosure – I work at WF
WF is only AAA rated US bank – low returns on deposits but if you need to exceed the $100,000 mark… safe place to do it.
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