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PadreBrian
ParticipantAs long as it’s not right on them, houses will do well.
March 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM in reply to: Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? #175177ParticipantI wouldn’t call it a High Crime..BUT it’s 100% socialism. If Clinton did this, the neo-cons would have wanted his head on a stick.
Well, now that you ask…
March 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM in reply to: Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? #175527ParticipantI wouldn’t call it a High Crime..BUT it’s 100% socialism. If Clinton did this, the neo-cons would have wanted his head on a stick.
Well, now that you ask…
March 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM in reply to: Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? #175529ParticipantI wouldn’t call it a High Crime..BUT it’s 100% socialism. If Clinton did this, the neo-cons would have wanted his head on a stick.
Well, now that you ask…
March 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM in reply to: Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? #175534ParticipantI wouldn’t call it a High Crime..BUT it’s 100% socialism. If Clinton did this, the neo-cons would have wanted his head on a stick.
Well, now that you ask…
March 23, 2008 at 8:39 PM in reply to: Articles of Impeachment? Bear Stearns Buyout Illegal? #175627ParticipantI wouldn’t call it a High Crime..BUT it’s 100% socialism. If Clinton did this, the neo-cons would have wanted his head on a stick.
Well, now that you ask…
ParticipantEaster Miracle AMEN!
New limits on mortgages
Some of the restrictions major mortgage insurers are applying to properties located in markets identified as declining or distressed:A borrower can’t receive more than 95 percent in financing; in some cases, the highest amount allowed is 90 percent.
Loans for investment properties, second homes and manufactured homes are ineligible.
Interest-only, option-payment and two-or three-year adjustable-rate mortgages are ineligible.
Refinances that allow the borrower to extract all of a home’s equity are ineligible.
Loan amounts greater than $650,000 are ineligible.
ParticipantEaster Miracle AMEN!
New limits on mortgages
Some of the restrictions major mortgage insurers are applying to properties located in markets identified as declining or distressed:A borrower can’t receive more than 95 percent in financing; in some cases, the highest amount allowed is 90 percent.
Loans for investment properties, second homes and manufactured homes are ineligible.
Interest-only, option-payment and two-or three-year adjustable-rate mortgages are ineligible.
Refinances that allow the borrower to extract all of a home’s equity are ineligible.
Loan amounts greater than $650,000 are ineligible.
ParticipantEaster Miracle AMEN!
New limits on mortgages
Some of the restrictions major mortgage insurers are applying to properties located in markets identified as declining or distressed:A borrower can’t receive more than 95 percent in financing; in some cases, the highest amount allowed is 90 percent.
Loans for investment properties, second homes and manufactured homes are ineligible.
Interest-only, option-payment and two-or three-year adjustable-rate mortgages are ineligible.
Refinances that allow the borrower to extract all of a home’s equity are ineligible.
Loan amounts greater than $650,000 are ineligible.
ParticipantEaster Miracle AMEN!
New limits on mortgages
Some of the restrictions major mortgage insurers are applying to properties located in markets identified as declining or distressed:A borrower can’t receive more than 95 percent in financing; in some cases, the highest amount allowed is 90 percent.
Loans for investment properties, second homes and manufactured homes are ineligible.
Interest-only, option-payment and two-or three-year adjustable-rate mortgages are ineligible.
Refinances that allow the borrower to extract all of a home’s equity are ineligible.
Loan amounts greater than $650,000 are ineligible.
ParticipantEaster Miracle AMEN!
New limits on mortgages
Some of the restrictions major mortgage insurers are applying to properties located in markets identified as declining or distressed:A borrower can’t receive more than 95 percent in financing; in some cases, the highest amount allowed is 90 percent.
Loans for investment properties, second homes and manufactured homes are ineligible.
Interest-only, option-payment and two-or three-year adjustable-rate mortgages are ineligible.
Refinances that allow the borrower to extract all of a home’s equity are ineligible.
Loan amounts greater than $650,000 are ineligible.
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