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ParticipantI suspected this was going on. I’ve posted about the lenders not wanting to take the hit on their books so they just turn a blind eye to the loans not performing. And they try not to sell too many homes in any given quarter.
So maybe there’s a way to see how many home loans are in “non performing” status.i.e..they have not made a payment in 3 months.ParticipantI suspected this was going on. I’ve posted about the lenders not wanting to take the hit on their books so they just turn a blind eye to the loans not performing. And they try not to sell too many homes in any given quarter.
So maybe there’s a way to see how many home loans are in “non performing” status.i.e..they have not made a payment in 3 months.ParticipantI suspected this was going on. I’ve posted about the lenders not wanting to take the hit on their books so they just turn a blind eye to the loans not performing. And they try not to sell too many homes in any given quarter.
So maybe there’s a way to see how many home loans are in “non performing” status.i.e..they have not made a payment in 3 months.ParticipantI suspected this was going on. I’ve posted about the lenders not wanting to take the hit on their books so they just turn a blind eye to the loans not performing. And they try not to sell too many homes in any given quarter.
So maybe there’s a way to see how many home loans are in “non performing” status.i.e..they have not made a payment in 3 months.ParticipantYou may want to consider credit unions as they use a different insurer than the FDIC and seem to be far more conservative with their loands.
ParticipantYou may want to consider credit unions as they use a different insurer than the FDIC and seem to be far more conservative with their loands.
ParticipantYou may want to consider credit unions as they use a different insurer than the FDIC and seem to be far more conservative with their loands.
ParticipantYou may want to consider credit unions as they use a different insurer than the FDIC and seem to be far more conservative with their loands.
ParticipantYou may want to consider credit unions as they use a different insurer than the FDIC and seem to be far more conservative with their loands.
ParticipantThere’s almost zero risk of missing a real estate upside opportunity right now…IMO
But there’s still very much down side risk. So why be in a hurry to buy. Unemployment is rising, credit is tightening and home prices are declining. Your uncle wont probably need a loan to buy in the next 12 months or so. He can pay cash.ParticipantThere’s almost zero risk of missing a real estate upside opportunity right now…IMO
But there’s still very much down side risk. So why be in a hurry to buy. Unemployment is rising, credit is tightening and home prices are declining. Your uncle wont probably need a loan to buy in the next 12 months or so. He can pay cash.ParticipantThere’s almost zero risk of missing a real estate upside opportunity right now…IMO
But there’s still very much down side risk. So why be in a hurry to buy. Unemployment is rising, credit is tightening and home prices are declining. Your uncle wont probably need a loan to buy in the next 12 months or so. He can pay cash.ParticipantThere’s almost zero risk of missing a real estate upside opportunity right now…IMO
But there’s still very much down side risk. So why be in a hurry to buy. Unemployment is rising, credit is tightening and home prices are declining. Your uncle wont probably need a loan to buy in the next 12 months or so. He can pay cash.ParticipantThere’s almost zero risk of missing a real estate upside opportunity right now…IMO
But there’s still very much down side risk. So why be in a hurry to buy. Unemployment is rising, credit is tightening and home prices are declining. Your uncle wont probably need a loan to buy in the next 12 months or so. He can pay cash. -
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