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ParticipantUpdate December 2007
Prices at Gianni 4S Ranch have really not fallen to much if at all.
Looked at a model 4, fell out of escrow – 460k, ~$315/sq. ft.
ParticipantUpdate December 2007
Prices at Gianni 4S Ranch have really not fallen to much if at all.
Looked at a model 4, fell out of escrow – 460k, ~$315/sq. ft.
ParticipantThe Patriot Act = “Disaster Democracy”
ParticipantThe Patriot Act = “Disaster Democracy”
ParticipantThe Patriot Act = “Disaster Democracy”
ParticipantThe Patriot Act = “Disaster Democracy”
ParticipantThe Patriot Act = “Disaster Democracy”
Participant“If you decide to call her, use my name as a referral. She does not take on alot of new clients without a referral of some kind. 949-859-0808 is her office number. I know that Adam ( SD Realtor ) is working with her after dealing with her during my last home purchase, where he represented me.
She refuses to take on marginal clients, but has always gotten me the lowest rates I could ever find and prefers doing no cost loans. She does not need the money at this point in her life, so she picks her clients versus just dealing with anyone.”
Why not just go to a big bank? If you can’t get a mortgage at Wells Fargo, BofA or similar type bank, you probably should not be in the market for a mortgage.
Now for my rant: 1st of all I want to identify what I think are the Top 3 scam/bloodsucking industries in America:
1. Mortgage industry/brokers: “She does not need the money” These mortgage brokers get paid more than surgeons – where in the hell are our values in this country?! 95% of all mortgage brokers are scam artists IMO.
1. Real Estate Agents – when I grew up I didn’t even know of a real estate agent. Now they’re everywhere – is this the result of the ‘new’ economy where people change jobs frequently? If so, what a terrible side effect. When I acquire real estate, I keep it.
1. The insurance industry – for proof of that in my opinion just watch “Real Wives of Orange County”
Go ahead, flame me, I don’t care.
Participant“If you decide to call her, use my name as a referral. She does not take on alot of new clients without a referral of some kind. 949-859-0808 is her office number. I know that Adam ( SD Realtor ) is working with her after dealing with her during my last home purchase, where he represented me.
She refuses to take on marginal clients, but has always gotten me the lowest rates I could ever find and prefers doing no cost loans. She does not need the money at this point in her life, so she picks her clients versus just dealing with anyone.”
Why not just go to a big bank? If you can’t get a mortgage at Wells Fargo, BofA or similar type bank, you probably should not be in the market for a mortgage.
Now for my rant: 1st of all I want to identify what I think are the Top 3 scam/bloodsucking industries in America:
1. Mortgage industry/brokers: “She does not need the money” These mortgage brokers get paid more than surgeons – where in the hell are our values in this country?! 95% of all mortgage brokers are scam artists IMO.
1. Real Estate Agents – when I grew up I didn’t even know of a real estate agent. Now they’re everywhere – is this the result of the ‘new’ economy where people change jobs frequently? If so, what a terrible side effect. When I acquire real estate, I keep it.
1. The insurance industry – for proof of that in my opinion just watch “Real Wives of Orange County”
Go ahead, flame me, I don’t care.
Participant“If you decide to call her, use my name as a referral. She does not take on alot of new clients without a referral of some kind. 949-859-0808 is her office number. I know that Adam ( SD Realtor ) is working with her after dealing with her during my last home purchase, where he represented me.
She refuses to take on marginal clients, but has always gotten me the lowest rates I could ever find and prefers doing no cost loans. She does not need the money at this point in her life, so she picks her clients versus just dealing with anyone.”
Why not just go to a big bank? If you can’t get a mortgage at Wells Fargo, BofA or similar type bank, you probably should not be in the market for a mortgage.
Now for my rant: 1st of all I want to identify what I think are the Top 3 scam/bloodsucking industries in America:
1. Mortgage industry/brokers: “She does not need the money” These mortgage brokers get paid more than surgeons – where in the hell are our values in this country?! 95% of all mortgage brokers are scam artists IMO.
1. Real Estate Agents – when I grew up I didn’t even know of a real estate agent. Now they’re everywhere – is this the result of the ‘new’ economy where people change jobs frequently? If so, what a terrible side effect. When I acquire real estate, I keep it.
1. The insurance industry – for proof of that in my opinion just watch “Real Wives of Orange County”
Go ahead, flame me, I don’t care.
Participant“If you decide to call her, use my name as a referral. She does not take on alot of new clients without a referral of some kind. 949-859-0808 is her office number. I know that Adam ( SD Realtor ) is working with her after dealing with her during my last home purchase, where he represented me.
She refuses to take on marginal clients, but has always gotten me the lowest rates I could ever find and prefers doing no cost loans. She does not need the money at this point in her life, so she picks her clients versus just dealing with anyone.”
Why not just go to a big bank? If you can’t get a mortgage at Wells Fargo, BofA or similar type bank, you probably should not be in the market for a mortgage.
Now for my rant: 1st of all I want to identify what I think are the Top 3 scam/bloodsucking industries in America:
1. Mortgage industry/brokers: “She does not need the money” These mortgage brokers get paid more than surgeons – where in the hell are our values in this country?! 95% of all mortgage brokers are scam artists IMO.
1. Real Estate Agents – when I grew up I didn’t even know of a real estate agent. Now they’re everywhere – is this the result of the ‘new’ economy where people change jobs frequently? If so, what a terrible side effect. When I acquire real estate, I keep it.
1. The insurance industry – for proof of that in my opinion just watch “Real Wives of Orange County”
Go ahead, flame me, I don’t care.
Participant“If you decide to call her, use my name as a referral. She does not take on alot of new clients without a referral of some kind. 949-859-0808 is her office number. I know that Adam ( SD Realtor ) is working with her after dealing with her during my last home purchase, where he represented me.
She refuses to take on marginal clients, but has always gotten me the lowest rates I could ever find and prefers doing no cost loans. She does not need the money at this point in her life, so she picks her clients versus just dealing with anyone.”
Why not just go to a big bank? If you can’t get a mortgage at Wells Fargo, BofA or similar type bank, you probably should not be in the market for a mortgage.
Now for my rant: 1st of all I want to identify what I think are the Top 3 scam/bloodsucking industries in America:
1. Mortgage industry/brokers: “She does not need the money” These mortgage brokers get paid more than surgeons – where in the hell are our values in this country?! 95% of all mortgage brokers are scam artists IMO.
1. Real Estate Agents – when I grew up I didn’t even know of a real estate agent. Now they’re everywhere – is this the result of the ‘new’ economy where people change jobs frequently? If so, what a terrible side effect. When I acquire real estate, I keep it.
1. The insurance industry – for proof of that in my opinion just watch “Real Wives of Orange County”
Go ahead, flame me, I don’t care.
December 10, 2007 at 11:11 AM in reply to: Top 10 Ways to Market Your Listing and Find a Buyer in 30 Days #113040Participant“It’s worth what it will rent for! ” That is basically a false statement.
99% of the time it always costs more to buy than to rent – that’s why many communities get upset when renters start moving in en mass, sorry to be blunt but renters are usually in a lower income bracket (b/c it’s cheaper to rent) vs. their owner neighbors.
Buying, under “normal” circumstances, generally means a person is financially stable, has a stable job and is putting down roots – all important factors to a community.
December 10, 2007 at 11:11 AM in reply to: Top 10 Ways to Market Your Listing and Find a Buyer in 30 Days #113156Participant“It’s worth what it will rent for! ” That is basically a false statement.
99% of the time it always costs more to buy than to rent – that’s why many communities get upset when renters start moving in en mass, sorry to be blunt but renters are usually in a lower income bracket (b/c it’s cheaper to rent) vs. their owner neighbors.
Buying, under “normal” circumstances, generally means a person is financially stable, has a stable job and is putting down roots – all important factors to a community.
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