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ParticipantRent for now
Thanks, well with the new job, I will rent a 2 bedroom place for the time being and if I do most work on the east coast, look at buying a place in northern Florida, North Carolina, or Virginia to be closer to the projects. At least real estate is way cheaper in these places except for Reston/DC area so I can probably find a great deal for 200k for a large home there versus the inflated 600-800k prices that I still see in PB/OB/Point Loma areas of San Diego.
ParticipantFinding REOs
How would I go about finding REO properties to buy from the banks? I am not a cash buyer and would probably look at financing with FHA or similar program.
ParticipantFinding REOs
How would I go about finding REO properties to buy from the banks? I am not a cash buyer and would probably look at financing with FHA or similar program.
ParticipantFinding REOs
How would I go about finding REO properties to buy from the banks? I am not a cash buyer and would probably look at financing with FHA or similar program.
ParticipantFinding REOs
How would I go about finding REO properties to buy from the banks? I am not a cash buyer and would probably look at financing with FHA or similar program.
ParticipantFinding REOs
How would I go about finding REO properties to buy from the banks? I am not a cash buyer and would probably look at financing with FHA or similar program.
ParticipantThanks guys
I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.
ParticipantThanks guys
I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.
ParticipantThanks guys
I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.
ParticipantThanks guys
I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.
ParticipantThanks guys
I start a new job soon after a 5 month layoff so looking at things in the real estate market. I think for now, I will rent a 1 bedroom apartment and watch the market for next 15 months. Besides, lenders want 2 years of stable employment at a company before they will finance anyone.
ParticipantMy thoughts on Denver and Colorado
I had a job interview there and while it was nice place and a lot cheaper than San Diego, it was not for me. One, I do not like cold weather or snow. If it was not cold and snow would be there however. Arizona is too hot the opposite problem.
ParticipantMy thoughts on Denver and Colorado
I had a job interview there and while it was nice place and a lot cheaper than San Diego, it was not for me. One, I do not like cold weather or snow. If it was not cold and snow would be there however. Arizona is too hot the opposite problem.
ParticipantMy thoughts on Denver and Colorado
I had a job interview there and while it was nice place and a lot cheaper than San Diego, it was not for me. One, I do not like cold weather or snow. If it was not cold and snow would be there however. Arizona is too hot the opposite problem.
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