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ParticipantNo idea about the validity of the transaction simply looking at the same comp you are looking at and saying “that on paper looks like a good deal.” No idea if there might have been cracked slab etc.
ParticipantNo idea about the validity of the transaction simply looking at the same comp you are looking at and saying “that on paper looks like a good deal.” No idea if there might have been cracked slab etc.
ParticipantNo idea about the validity of the transaction simply looking at the same comp you are looking at and saying “that on paper looks like a good deal.” No idea if there might have been cracked slab etc.
ParticipantNo idea about the validity of the transaction simply looking at the same comp you are looking at and saying “that on paper looks like a good deal.” No idea if there might have been cracked slab etc.
ParticipantI figure if it is selling that low you are going to have to put a chunk of change in to get it back up to rentable condition but yeah it should cash flow. And Clairmont is pretty central with respect to location.
ParticipantI figure if it is selling that low you are going to have to put a chunk of change in to get it back up to rentable condition but yeah it should cash flow. And Clairmont is pretty central with respect to location.
ParticipantI figure if it is selling that low you are going to have to put a chunk of change in to get it back up to rentable condition but yeah it should cash flow. And Clairmont is pretty central with respect to location.
ParticipantI figure if it is selling that low you are going to have to put a chunk of change in to get it back up to rentable condition but yeah it should cash flow. And Clairmont is pretty central with respect to location.
ParticipantI figure if it is selling that low you are going to have to put a chunk of change in to get it back up to rentable condition but yeah it should cash flow. And Clairmont is pretty central with respect to location.
ParticipantI would think that the FHA program is pretty cookie cutter so the lender are not going to have much differentiation.
If it is like a Federal student Loan you can talk to 10 different lenders and they all have the same rates and terns.Did you ever consider looking at the Chafa (california Housing Assistance Program) http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homebuyer/programs/cal30-conv.htm
ParticipantI would think that the FHA program is pretty cookie cutter so the lender are not going to have much differentiation.
If it is like a Federal student Loan you can talk to 10 different lenders and they all have the same rates and terns.Did you ever consider looking at the Chafa (california Housing Assistance Program) http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homebuyer/programs/cal30-conv.htm
ParticipantI would think that the FHA program is pretty cookie cutter so the lender are not going to have much differentiation.
If it is like a Federal student Loan you can talk to 10 different lenders and they all have the same rates and terns.Did you ever consider looking at the Chafa (california Housing Assistance Program) http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homebuyer/programs/cal30-conv.htm
ParticipantI would think that the FHA program is pretty cookie cutter so the lender are not going to have much differentiation.
If it is like a Federal student Loan you can talk to 10 different lenders and they all have the same rates and terns.Did you ever consider looking at the Chafa (california Housing Assistance Program) http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homebuyer/programs/cal30-conv.htm
ParticipantI would think that the FHA program is pretty cookie cutter so the lender are not going to have much differentiation.
If it is like a Federal student Loan you can talk to 10 different lenders and they all have the same rates and terns.Did you ever consider looking at the Chafa (california Housing Assistance Program) http://www.calhfa.ca.gov/homebuyer/programs/cal30-conv.htm
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