Not to throw water on the fire, but the moment escrow closes you’ll really be at least 6% underwater due to transactional cost, etc in order to get out of the house.
Not to throw water on the fire, but the moment escrow closes you’ll really be at least 6% underwater due to transactional cost, etc in order to get out of the house.
Not to throw water on the fire, but the moment escrow closes you’ll really be at least 6% underwater due to transactional cost, etc in order to get out of the house.
Not to throw water on the fire, but the moment escrow closes you’ll really be at least 6% underwater due to transactional cost, etc in order to get out of the house.
This subject was discussed ad nauseum on this site about 2 years ago. I stand by my original statement that I made back then.”There will come a time in the not too distant future where public opinion will shift and people who continue to pay on their underwater mortgage will be considered “suckers”.
This subject was discussed ad nauseum on this site about 2 years ago. I stand by my original statement that I made back then.”There will come a time in the not too distant future where public opinion will shift and people who continue to pay on their underwater mortgage will be considered “suckers”.
This subject was discussed ad nauseum on this site about 2 years ago. I stand by my original statement that I made back then.”There will come a time in the not too distant future where public opinion will shift and people who continue to pay on their underwater mortgage will be considered “suckers”.
This subject was discussed ad nauseum on this site about 2 years ago. I stand by my original statement that I made back then.”There will come a time in the not too distant future where public opinion will shift and people who continue to pay on their underwater mortgage will be considered “suckers”.
This subject was discussed ad nauseum on this site about 2 years ago. I stand by my original statement that I made back then.”There will come a time in the not too distant future where public opinion will shift and people who continue to pay on their underwater mortgage will be considered “suckers”.
