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ParticipantThe thing that gets me is that while the lender is taking their sweet ol’ time, the homeowners are pretty much drowning slowly. I mean, you would think loss mit would want to exit these props from their books ASAP but noooo. Talk about missing the boat and then some.
For the buyers in October, I’m taking care of the loan and the agent is handling the disclosures/paperwork. I can’t lock anything. Good thing like your buyers, mine are patient as well, but good lord, 3 freaking months and we’re still waiting??
ParticipantThe thing that gets me is that while the lender is taking their sweet ol’ time, the homeowners are pretty much drowning slowly. I mean, you would think loss mit would want to exit these props from their books ASAP but noooo. Talk about missing the boat and then some.
For the buyers in October, I’m taking care of the loan and the agent is handling the disclosures/paperwork. I can’t lock anything. Good thing like your buyers, mine are patient as well, but good lord, 3 freaking months and we’re still waiting??
ParticipantThe thing that gets me is that while the lender is taking their sweet ol’ time, the homeowners are pretty much drowning slowly. I mean, you would think loss mit would want to exit these props from their books ASAP but noooo. Talk about missing the boat and then some.
For the buyers in October, I’m taking care of the loan and the agent is handling the disclosures/paperwork. I can’t lock anything. Good thing like your buyers, mine are patient as well, but good lord, 3 freaking months and we’re still waiting??
ParticipantThe thing that gets me is that while the lender is taking their sweet ol’ time, the homeowners are pretty much drowning slowly. I mean, you would think loss mit would want to exit these props from their books ASAP but noooo. Talk about missing the boat and then some.
For the buyers in October, I’m taking care of the loan and the agent is handling the disclosures/paperwork. I can’t lock anything. Good thing like your buyers, mine are patient as well, but good lord, 3 freaking months and we’re still waiting??
ParticipantYou think that’s frustrating SD?
I have two clients that have offers on short sales. One of them made the offer back in October and the other in November. We’re still waiting for confirmation of the acceptance of the counter by the buyer (asking price) from the lender (this is the one in October). Pain in the ass. I touch base with the client from time to time and it’s gotten a little surreal and Kafkaesque with the one from October. Almost feels like waiting in a Soviet bread line or DMV circa 1980’s.
ParticipantYou think that’s frustrating SD?
I have two clients that have offers on short sales. One of them made the offer back in October and the other in November. We’re still waiting for confirmation of the acceptance of the counter by the buyer (asking price) from the lender (this is the one in October). Pain in the ass. I touch base with the client from time to time and it’s gotten a little surreal and Kafkaesque with the one from October. Almost feels like waiting in a Soviet bread line or DMV circa 1980’s.
ParticipantYou think that’s frustrating SD?
I have two clients that have offers on short sales. One of them made the offer back in October and the other in November. We’re still waiting for confirmation of the acceptance of the counter by the buyer (asking price) from the lender (this is the one in October). Pain in the ass. I touch base with the client from time to time and it’s gotten a little surreal and Kafkaesque with the one from October. Almost feels like waiting in a Soviet bread line or DMV circa 1980’s.
ParticipantYou think that’s frustrating SD?
I have two clients that have offers on short sales. One of them made the offer back in October and the other in November. We’re still waiting for confirmation of the acceptance of the counter by the buyer (asking price) from the lender (this is the one in October). Pain in the ass. I touch base with the client from time to time and it’s gotten a little surreal and Kafkaesque with the one from October. Almost feels like waiting in a Soviet bread line or DMV circa 1980’s.
ParticipantYou think that’s frustrating SD?
I have two clients that have offers on short sales. One of them made the offer back in October and the other in November. We’re still waiting for confirmation of the acceptance of the counter by the buyer (asking price) from the lender (this is the one in October). Pain in the ass. I touch base with the client from time to time and it’s gotten a little surreal and Kafkaesque with the one from October. Almost feels like waiting in a Soviet bread line or DMV circa 1980’s.
January 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135705Participant“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Kind of like when a smoker gets lung cancer, or an alcoholic has kidney failure.
January 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135902Participant“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Kind of like when a smoker gets lung cancer, or an alcoholic has kidney failure.
January 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135905Participant“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Kind of like when a smoker gets lung cancer, or an alcoholic has kidney failure.
January 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #135963Participant“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Kind of like when a smoker gets lung cancer, or an alcoholic has kidney failure.
January 14, 2008 at 5:01 PM in reply to: Sub-Prime was the annoying comedian before the headlining band… #136006Participant“It took me and everybody else by surprise.”
Kind of like when a smoker gets lung cancer, or an alcoholic has kidney failure.
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