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May 24, 2007 at 6:25 PM in reply to: Temecula: How long till you see a video like this there? #54920
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ParticipantI thought the lenders were supposed to be tightening the rules but it seems to me all they did was raise the credit score min from 0 to 300 and as long as you are breathing they will still get you into that home.
All you did was talk to sales guy trying to pump you a loan. You didn’t actually apply, you didn’t actually qualify nor did you even get close to a real product they would fund you in.
ParticipantI thought the lenders were supposed to be tightening the rules but it seems to me all they did was raise the credit score min from 0 to 300 and as long as you are breathing they will still get you into that home.
All you did was talk to sales guy trying to pump you a loan. You didn’t actually apply, you didn’t actually qualify nor did you even get close to a real product they would fund you in.
ParticipantI’d keep the deposit and sue you in small claims for $7500 of damages and put the house back on the market.
Oh, by the way, as the seller, I’m not there. Nor am I returning their calls, my docs are signed and down.
ParticipantI’d keep the deposit and sue you in small claims for $7500 of damages and put the house back on the market.
Oh, by the way, as the seller, I’m not there. Nor am I returning their calls, my docs are signed and down.
ParticipantArgentina provides a good example. Read the causes and you’ll see just how far on the daggers edge we are. While disruptive for the world economy, the Euro is becoming a valid competing currency.
ParticipantArgentina provides a good example. Read the causes and you’ll see just how far on the daggers edge we are. While disruptive for the world economy, the Euro is becoming a valid competing currency.
May 24, 2007 at 9:50 AM in reply to: Temecula: How long till you see a video like this there? #54726ParticipantWhat would happen if the Builders reset the prices back to 2003/early 2004 in a few months time frame and then resume more normal price appreciation 5% to 8% a year.
This I think would be in everyone best interest,
Not going to happen, nor would it benefit anybody. 5-8% isn’t normal, it’s a hot market.
The reality of normal for an established area is inflation +0.5-1%.
May 24, 2007 at 9:50 AM in reply to: Temecula: How long till you see a video like this there? #54740ParticipantWhat would happen if the Builders reset the prices back to 2003/early 2004 in a few months time frame and then resume more normal price appreciation 5% to 8% a year.
This I think would be in everyone best interest,
Not going to happen, nor would it benefit anybody. 5-8% isn’t normal, it’s a hot market.
The reality of normal for an established area is inflation +0.5-1%.
ParticipantYes.
If you bought a million dollar home today and 20% annual inflation returns for 3-4 years, you’ll be sitting pretty, provided you can make the payments in the mean time.
ParticipantYes.
If you bought a million dollar home today and 20% annual inflation returns for 3-4 years, you’ll be sitting pretty, provided you can make the payments in the mean time.
ParticipantImbeciles.
I’m not sure if you mean the couple or the magazine publishers who think someone with $1.6 Million in EQUITY is going broke.
ParticipantImbeciles.
I’m not sure if you mean the couple or the magazine publishers who think someone with $1.6 Million in EQUITY is going broke.
May 22, 2007 at 2:28 PM in reply to: Going rate in San Diego for 30 yr fixed, 5-1 ARM, 7-1 ARM #54378ParticipantWhat’s the spread between 30 year fixed and 5/1 Arm? 25 basis points or there abouts? it’s been that way for year or two hasn’t it?
May 22, 2007 at 2:28 PM in reply to: Going rate in San Diego for 30 yr fixed, 5-1 ARM, 7-1 ARM #54390ParticipantWhat’s the spread between 30 year fixed and 5/1 Arm? 25 basis points or there abouts? it’s been that way for year or two hasn’t it?
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