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ParticipantOk now I’m scared, they put you through all that crap when you have the house half paid for. As I was telling my wife last night we will actually lose some interest write off by refi’ing and we didn’t get a full year in ’09 as we bought in Feb and didn’t actually start paying till April. Rates look like they are heading down so I’m going to take my time with this refi and see if I can close closer to the end of the year. Thanks for the info flu.
ParticipantOk now I’m scared, they put you through all that crap when you have the house half paid for. As I was telling my wife last night we will actually lose some interest write off by refi’ing and we didn’t get a full year in ’09 as we bought in Feb and didn’t actually start paying till April. Rates look like they are heading down so I’m going to take my time with this refi and see if I can close closer to the end of the year. Thanks for the info flu.
Participant“Haven’t you heard the recesssion is over”. Ended in June of ’09. Now why don’t I or anybody else believe that? My hedge is in real estate(my house) and bonds(doesn’t seem to be doing well right now). If history is any indication I will probably get screwed on both. In my opinion cash is still king, just wish I had more of it.
Participant“Haven’t you heard the recesssion is over”. Ended in June of ’09. Now why don’t I or anybody else believe that? My hedge is in real estate(my house) and bonds(doesn’t seem to be doing well right now). If history is any indication I will probably get screwed on both. In my opinion cash is still king, just wish I had more of it.
Participant“Haven’t you heard the recesssion is over”. Ended in June of ’09. Now why don’t I or anybody else believe that? My hedge is in real estate(my house) and bonds(doesn’t seem to be doing well right now). If history is any indication I will probably get screwed on both. In my opinion cash is still king, just wish I had more of it.
Participant“Haven’t you heard the recesssion is over”. Ended in June of ’09. Now why don’t I or anybody else believe that? My hedge is in real estate(my house) and bonds(doesn’t seem to be doing well right now). If history is any indication I will probably get screwed on both. In my opinion cash is still king, just wish I had more of it.
Participant“Haven’t you heard the recesssion is over”. Ended in June of ’09. Now why don’t I or anybody else believe that? My hedge is in real estate(my house) and bonds(doesn’t seem to be doing well right now). If history is any indication I will probably get screwed on both. In my opinion cash is still king, just wish I had more of it.
ParticipantWho did you go with flu? B of A is saying 3.5% with 1/2 point and $3600 in fees. Sounds about the same that we paid on the original 30 year @ 4.875%, not sure how the 3600 dollars breaks down, getting all the paperwork together now.
ParticipantWho did you go with flu? B of A is saying 3.5% with 1/2 point and $3600 in fees. Sounds about the same that we paid on the original 30 year @ 4.875%, not sure how the 3600 dollars breaks down, getting all the paperwork together now.
ParticipantWho did you go with flu? B of A is saying 3.5% with 1/2 point and $3600 in fees. Sounds about the same that we paid on the original 30 year @ 4.875%, not sure how the 3600 dollars breaks down, getting all the paperwork together now.
ParticipantWho did you go with flu? B of A is saying 3.5% with 1/2 point and $3600 in fees. Sounds about the same that we paid on the original 30 year @ 4.875%, not sure how the 3600 dollars breaks down, getting all the paperwork together now.
ParticipantWho did you go with flu? B of A is saying 3.5% with 1/2 point and $3600 in fees. Sounds about the same that we paid on the original 30 year @ 4.875%, not sure how the 3600 dollars breaks down, getting all the paperwork together now.
ParticipantA couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration).ParticipantA couple of things.
1) If you are getting PV you will have to keep your old electric meter or turn in the new one for the old one, the new ones don’t run backwards.
2) If you are net metering and SDG&E goes down you will be without electricity just like your neighbor that doesn’t have PV.
3)The rebates keep getting cut in half roughly every year to 18 months(depending on market penetration). -
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