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Participanttemeculaguy, llnes,
I’ve been lurking on this blog for a few years, I think since 2005. I read the comments, and drama that unfolded with another poster (dow at 700). These little jab comments are nothing, if you think about what I do for a living and how it’s gotten tougher since last Friday with all underwriting guideline changes.
There’s always a few knuckleheads that want to add their 2 cent zinger on a forum, because it’s just that a forum. Nameless, faceless, blameless, more power to it. Repo man? Sure, send me an employer that hiring, I’ll do it for kicks and maybe I’ll learn how to hot wire a car or beat off a pissed off non paying owner.
I know of the pent up anger, however, blanketing general statements are dumb. Not everyone is in the same boat, and this comes to you from someone in the business, not standing in the sidelines and speculating.
ParticipantOoh bobby, that last zinger got me, what a doozy.
And the whole, read carefully the other replies up to my last post, yes sir, I’m getting on that right now. I’ll have a 5 page report on how it went and the bailout as well. Give me a few days, maybe a month, you know I’m a mortgage broker, we’re a slow bunch, not too smart or articulate, a little socially inept.
ParticipantOoh bobby, that last zinger got me, what a doozy.
And the whole, read carefully the other replies up to my last post, yes sir, I’m getting on that right now. I’ll have a 5 page report on how it went and the bailout as well. Give me a few days, maybe a month, you know I’m a mortgage broker, we’re a slow bunch, not too smart or articulate, a little socially inept.
ParticipantOoh bobby, that last zinger got me, what a doozy.
And the whole, read carefully the other replies up to my last post, yes sir, I’m getting on that right now. I’ll have a 5 page report on how it went and the bailout as well. Give me a few days, maybe a month, you know I’m a mortgage broker, we’re a slow bunch, not too smart or articulate, a little socially inept.
ParticipantI get calls from client referrals of people like her in the same exact financial position. Stuck, can’t rent, can’t sell, can’t refi…if I feel bad for people like this, maybe it’s because I can put a voice or sometimes a face with these people that as you say, caused this financial/economic mess were in.
Screw me? Screw me for being human with a small amount of compassion for someone in trouble?
ParticipantI get calls from client referrals of people like her in the same exact financial position. Stuck, can’t rent, can’t sell, can’t refi…if I feel bad for people like this, maybe it’s because I can put a voice or sometimes a face with these people that as you say, caused this financial/economic mess were in.
Screw me? Screw me for being human with a small amount of compassion for someone in trouble?
ParticipantI get calls from client referrals of people like her in the same exact financial position. Stuck, can’t rent, can’t sell, can’t refi…if I feel bad for people like this, maybe it’s because I can put a voice or sometimes a face with these people that as you say, caused this financial/economic mess were in.
Screw me? Screw me for being human with a small amount of compassion for someone in trouble?
August 10, 2007 at 1:08 PM in reply to: David Lereah in his new job “California prices need to come down” #72834ParticipantDuring times of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act….
These guys lie, it’s their character or lack of it. Not surprising at all. They have a sign on their back that reads ‘Will whore myself to the highest bidder’.
August 10, 2007 at 1:08 PM in reply to: David Lereah in his new job “California prices need to come down” #72955ParticipantDuring times of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act….
These guys lie, it’s their character or lack of it. Not surprising at all. They have a sign on their back that reads ‘Will whore myself to the highest bidder’.
August 10, 2007 at 1:08 PM in reply to: David Lereah in his new job “California prices need to come down” #72960ParticipantDuring times of universal deceit telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act….
These guys lie, it’s their character or lack of it. Not surprising at all. They have a sign on their back that reads ‘Will whore myself to the highest bidder’.
ParticipantThat’s just sad…
Dina for making a dumb decision
and you guys for gloating
ParticipantThat’s just sad…
Dina for making a dumb decision
and you guys for gloating
ParticipantThat’s just sad…
Dina for making a dumb decision
and you guys for gloating
ParticipantWhat you’re going to see is a denial in the beginning with the sellers, but here’s the problem…
Homeowners that purchase with no money, little money, borderline credit, and stated wage earner. It’s game over because the loan programs that were available last week are gone. Now you couple that with those buyers in escrow that can’t get funded because the underwriters are asking for impossible conditions (bank statements for a stated wage earner…wtf??), and add to the mix the potential buyers that were looking at homes but can’t find the financing.
Prices sticky on the way down? Highly unlikely unless lenders ease up on their guidelines by next week (nope, everyone is running scared right now).
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