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ParticipantThat does seem really low! Sorry I don’t have the detail you are looking for, I think Zillow is misleading in a lot of ways. Maybe that is a repo that registers as a sale, i.e. reverse mortgage? I’ve been getting a feeling lately that Zillow could be doing a better job but I guess when it’s free complaints are hard to lodge. Personally I’ve been using sdlookup.com a lot more lately. Unfortunately it doesn’t work outside sd county. Zillow says my sisters house is worth about 30k more than she paid for it 2 years ago and I just don’t think that is accurate. Does anybody know if the NAR has bought out Zillow, it sometimes seems like they have.
ParticipantThat does seem really low! Sorry I don’t have the detail you are looking for, I think Zillow is misleading in a lot of ways. Maybe that is a repo that registers as a sale, i.e. reverse mortgage? I’ve been getting a feeling lately that Zillow could be doing a better job but I guess when it’s free complaints are hard to lodge. Personally I’ve been using sdlookup.com a lot more lately. Unfortunately it doesn’t work outside sd county. Zillow says my sisters house is worth about 30k more than she paid for it 2 years ago and I just don’t think that is accurate. Does anybody know if the NAR has bought out Zillow, it sometimes seems like they have.
ParticipantThat does seem really low! Sorry I don’t have the detail you are looking for, I think Zillow is misleading in a lot of ways. Maybe that is a repo that registers as a sale, i.e. reverse mortgage? I’ve been getting a feeling lately that Zillow could be doing a better job but I guess when it’s free complaints are hard to lodge. Personally I’ve been using sdlookup.com a lot more lately. Unfortunately it doesn’t work outside sd county. Zillow says my sisters house is worth about 30k more than she paid for it 2 years ago and I just don’t think that is accurate. Does anybody know if the NAR has bought out Zillow, it sometimes seems like they have.
ParticipantIt seems to me that when equity is quickly disappearing whoever owns the second should go for a lien rather than foreclose. Does this make sense?It may take longer to get the money, but wouldn’t the first have to pay off the second’s lien in order to take possession in a foreclosure.
ParticipantIt seems to me that when equity is quickly disappearing whoever owns the second should go for a lien rather than foreclose. Does this make sense?It may take longer to get the money, but wouldn’t the first have to pay off the second’s lien in order to take possession in a foreclosure.
ParticipantIt seems to me that when equity is quickly disappearing whoever owns the second should go for a lien rather than foreclose. Does this make sense?It may take longer to get the money, but wouldn’t the first have to pay off the second’s lien in order to take possession in a foreclosure.
ParticipantIt seems to me that when equity is quickly disappearing whoever owns the second should go for a lien rather than foreclose. Does this make sense?It may take longer to get the money, but wouldn’t the first have to pay off the second’s lien in order to take possession in a foreclosure.
ParticipantIt seems to me that when equity is quickly disappearing whoever owns the second should go for a lien rather than foreclose. Does this make sense?It may take longer to get the money, but wouldn’t the first have to pay off the second’s lien in order to take possession in a foreclosure.
ParticipantLooking back at Bernanke being interviewed by Congress, I recall one of his primary fears was inflation. Well isn’t it Congress that creates inflation by printing too much money? Ah but then I guess they have to print money or raise taxes to pay for all the waste in government(can anybody say war).
ParticipantLooking back at Bernanke being interviewed by Congress, I recall one of his primary fears was inflation. Well isn’t it Congress that creates inflation by printing too much money? Ah but then I guess they have to print money or raise taxes to pay for all the waste in government(can anybody say war).
ParticipantLooking back at Bernanke being interviewed by Congress, I recall one of his primary fears was inflation. Well isn’t it Congress that creates inflation by printing too much money? Ah but then I guess they have to print money or raise taxes to pay for all the waste in government(can anybody say war).
ParticipantLooking back at Bernanke being interviewed by Congress, I recall one of his primary fears was inflation. Well isn’t it Congress that creates inflation by printing too much money? Ah but then I guess they have to print money or raise taxes to pay for all the waste in government(can anybody say war).
ParticipantLooking back at Bernanke being interviewed by Congress, I recall one of his primary fears was inflation. Well isn’t it Congress that creates inflation by printing too much money? Ah but then I guess they have to print money or raise taxes to pay for all the waste in government(can anybody say war).
ParticipantHow about a money market account,currently paying 4-5 %,FDIC insured,can access it any time.Not a money market fund though that is different I believe.
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