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ParticipantAsk to see their rate sheet on whatever product you decide to go with. Ask this up front, it will weed out the one’s you dont want. And there are plenty of them. I’ve done it several times. It works well.
Looking into funding 2 weeks before you want to open escrow is not the best way to have approached a purchase as it is a critical part of the process if you dont have all cash.
ParticipantAsk to see their rate sheet on whatever product you decide to go with. Ask this up front, it will weed out the one’s you dont want. And there are plenty of them. I’ve done it several times. It works well.
Looking into funding 2 weeks before you want to open escrow is not the best way to have approached a purchase as it is a critical part of the process if you dont have all cash.
ParticipantAsk to see their rate sheet on whatever product you decide to go with. Ask this up front, it will weed out the one’s you dont want. And there are plenty of them. I’ve done it several times. It works well.
Looking into funding 2 weeks before you want to open escrow is not the best way to have approached a purchase as it is a critical part of the process if you dont have all cash.
ParticipantIf CA starts to edge towards 10% unemployment in 2009, all bets are off. I feel fairly certain that the discussion will be far more fear dominated than hope. That’s when the real deals start to emerge. It could happen.
ParticipantIf CA starts to edge towards 10% unemployment in 2009, all bets are off. I feel fairly certain that the discussion will be far more fear dominated than hope. That’s when the real deals start to emerge. It could happen.
ParticipantIf CA starts to edge towards 10% unemployment in 2009, all bets are off. I feel fairly certain that the discussion will be far more fear dominated than hope. That’s when the real deals start to emerge. It could happen.
ParticipantIf CA starts to edge towards 10% unemployment in 2009, all bets are off. I feel fairly certain that the discussion will be far more fear dominated than hope. That’s when the real deals start to emerge. It could happen.
ParticipantIf CA starts to edge towards 10% unemployment in 2009, all bets are off. I feel fairly certain that the discussion will be far more fear dominated than hope. That’s when the real deals start to emerge. It could happen.
ParticipantSounds like the most sales activity, by far, is in the $400K and below range. Is this an accurate statement?
ParticipantSounds like the most sales activity, by far, is in the $400K and below range. Is this an accurate statement?
ParticipantSounds like the most sales activity, by far, is in the $400K and below range. Is this an accurate statement?
ParticipantSounds like the most sales activity, by far, is in the $400K and below range. Is this an accurate statement?
ParticipantSounds like the most sales activity, by far, is in the $400K and below range. Is this an accurate statement?
ParticipantTry to find out what homes like yours, in your area are actually selling for right now. Comparable sales within the last month, if possible. Then decide if that number is ok with you or not. I would keep in mind that the last down cycle went from 1990 to 1996. If you think that this down cycle started in 2006, then there’s a good chance it will not stabilize until 2012 or later.
This is a difficult position to be in right now. I sold my personal residence in the early 1990’s and bought back in 1998. Saved me about 20% on price. And time on the therapist couch. As having a mortgage during that time was very stressful. Not so much from declining values, but from unemployment concerns.
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