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NotCranky
Participant“I can’t figure out how they pay for them, unless the entire group that fell out of the vehichle pooled their $$ to come up with the payment.”
I think you don’t have a very multi-cultural life experience. The are many logical reasons,including the one you mention, for “non-english” speakers to have nice cars. Anybody can enter the blue collar world easily. Don’t hard working, english speaking, blue collar, people have nice cars? The possibiities go on in many directions from there.
August 13, 2007 at 3:04 PM in reply to: Oh my… Countrywide just set new rates (effective tomorrow)… #74573Participanthttp://mlcc.ml.com/MLCCClient/TopNavigation/OptionalFeatures/ratelock.htm
There are programs where you can re-lock your rate closer to close or choose to keep the earlier lock.
Hype probably just confirmed with his mortgage person that he would prefer to keep the earlier rate lock. That was a good deal.
O.K Rustico was wrrrrrrrr. There is the information anyway.
August 13, 2007 at 3:04 PM in reply to: Oh my… Countrywide just set new rates (effective tomorrow)… #74692Participanthttp://mlcc.ml.com/MLCCClient/TopNavigation/OptionalFeatures/ratelock.htm
There are programs where you can re-lock your rate closer to close or choose to keep the earlier lock.
Hype probably just confirmed with his mortgage person that he would prefer to keep the earlier rate lock. That was a good deal.
O.K Rustico was wrrrrrrrr. There is the information anyway.
August 13, 2007 at 3:04 PM in reply to: Oh my… Countrywide just set new rates (effective tomorrow)… #74696Participanthttp://mlcc.ml.com/MLCCClient/TopNavigation/OptionalFeatures/ratelock.htm
There are programs where you can re-lock your rate closer to close or choose to keep the earlier lock.
Hype probably just confirmed with his mortgage person that he would prefer to keep the earlier rate lock. That was a good deal.
O.K Rustico was wrrrrrrrr. There is the information anyway.
August 13, 2007 at 2:56 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74562ParticipantThat is funny. It would be funnier if you were referring to how he was marketing his house…. 50% off blue book.Used car salesman ,old habits die hard.
August 13, 2007 at 2:56 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74679ParticipantThat is funny. It would be funnier if you were referring to how he was marketing his house…. 50% off blue book.Used car salesman ,old habits die hard.
August 13, 2007 at 2:56 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74685ParticipantThat is funny. It would be funnier if you were referring to how he was marketing his house…. 50% off blue book.Used car salesman ,old habits die hard.
Participant“the price will have nothing to do with the market, but instead how tweaked the auctioneer can get the potential buyer.”
Absolutely, and if they can’t get buyers tweaked? I would love to see that.
Of course it might be masked by the game of charades you describe: “the auctioneer has the luxury of reserves, shills and taking bids from the wall,”
Participant“the price will have nothing to do with the market, but instead how tweaked the auctioneer can get the potential buyer.”
Absolutely, and if they can’t get buyers tweaked? I would love to see that.
Of course it might be masked by the game of charades you describe: “the auctioneer has the luxury of reserves, shills and taking bids from the wall,”
Participant“the price will have nothing to do with the market, but instead how tweaked the auctioneer can get the potential buyer.”
Absolutely, and if they can’t get buyers tweaked? I would love to see that.
Of course it might be masked by the game of charades you describe: “the auctioneer has the luxury of reserves, shills and taking bids from the wall,”
August 13, 2007 at 1:59 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74525ParticipantIt is a twist of semantics Radelow but the selling broker has the buyer.(I am sure you know that, just a reminder). Listing agents aren’t really in a different situation than they have been with a declining market,as that sellers who understand, will do it themselves and those that don’t can’t be helped, probably because they can’t afford to drop the price anyway. I wouldn’t panic someone though. I would just suggest listing below comps and see what comes. Don’t cut an additional 10% because of this rate news, yet,but keep a close eye on things and talk with mortgage people everyday.
August 13, 2007 at 1:59 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74643ParticipantIt is a twist of semantics Radelow but the selling broker has the buyer.(I am sure you know that, just a reminder). Listing agents aren’t really in a different situation than they have been with a declining market,as that sellers who understand, will do it themselves and those that don’t can’t be helped, probably because they can’t afford to drop the price anyway. I wouldn’t panic someone though. I would just suggest listing below comps and see what comes. Don’t cut an additional 10% because of this rate news, yet,but keep a close eye on things and talk with mortgage people everyday.
August 13, 2007 at 1:59 PM in reply to: Are selling brokers informing their clients about loan rates? #74650ParticipantIt is a twist of semantics Radelow but the selling broker has the buyer.(I am sure you know that, just a reminder). Listing agents aren’t really in a different situation than they have been with a declining market,as that sellers who understand, will do it themselves and those that don’t can’t be helped, probably because they can’t afford to drop the price anyway. I wouldn’t panic someone though. I would just suggest listing below comps and see what comes. Don’t cut an additional 10% because of this rate news, yet,but keep a close eye on things and talk with mortgage people everyday.
ParticipantGood call noone. I’d would go for kicks but we will be out of town. Even if these houses were to sell at the starting bid,which they won’t, it would mean that we could take our time with the inventory of the greater market and get similiar or better prices.
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