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Raybyrnes
ParticipantWhat is the downside of owning a MUNI bond fund as opposed to the individual bonds?
ParticipantWhat is the downside of owning a MUNI bond fund as opposed to the individual bonds?
ParticipantWhat is the downside of owning a MUNI bond fund as opposed to the individual bonds?
ParticipantWhat is the downside of owning a MUNI bond fund as opposed to the individual bonds?
January 18, 2009 at 10:23 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #330848ParticipantJim
Big fan of your posts and your site.
If you were making an end of year prediction on percentage appreciation depreciation of Carlsbad what would be your best guess?January 18, 2009 at 10:23 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331185ParticipantJim
Big fan of your posts and your site.
If you were making an end of year prediction on percentage appreciation depreciation of Carlsbad what would be your best guess?January 18, 2009 at 10:23 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331261ParticipantJim
Big fan of your posts and your site.
If you were making an end of year prediction on percentage appreciation depreciation of Carlsbad what would be your best guess?January 18, 2009 at 10:23 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331288ParticipantJim
Big fan of your posts and your site.
If you were making an end of year prediction on percentage appreciation depreciation of Carlsbad what would be your best guess?January 18, 2009 at 10:23 AM in reply to: Are banks holding back on foreclosed properties in San Diego? #331373ParticipantJim
Big fan of your posts and your site.
If you were making an end of year prediction on percentage appreciation depreciation of Carlsbad what would be your best guess?ParticipantHLS
If we were to accept your assertion that you are better off shopping the person as opposed to a loan program, would you simultaneously recommend going with a person who has multi-state capabilities over one who does not if you had multi state properties. (Needs analysis question) Would a CA lender not be Limited if he could not evaluate out of state properties when trying to evaluate loan programs for a borrower. If you do not have the capability of looking at the entire portfolio, is a lender such as yourself not hampered in the recommendation he can make?Your argument through out many of your threads is you need to be able look at the big picture. Can you look at the big picture if a borrower has out of state properties and you are not licensed to do business in that state?
ParticipantHLS
If we were to accept your assertion that you are better off shopping the person as opposed to a loan program, would you simultaneously recommend going with a person who has multi-state capabilities over one who does not if you had multi state properties. (Needs analysis question) Would a CA lender not be Limited if he could not evaluate out of state properties when trying to evaluate loan programs for a borrower. If you do not have the capability of looking at the entire portfolio, is a lender such as yourself not hampered in the recommendation he can make?Your argument through out many of your threads is you need to be able look at the big picture. Can you look at the big picture if a borrower has out of state properties and you are not licensed to do business in that state?
ParticipantHLS
If we were to accept your assertion that you are better off shopping the person as opposed to a loan program, would you simultaneously recommend going with a person who has multi-state capabilities over one who does not if you had multi state properties. (Needs analysis question) Would a CA lender not be Limited if he could not evaluate out of state properties when trying to evaluate loan programs for a borrower. If you do not have the capability of looking at the entire portfolio, is a lender such as yourself not hampered in the recommendation he can make?Your argument through out many of your threads is you need to be able look at the big picture. Can you look at the big picture if a borrower has out of state properties and you are not licensed to do business in that state?
ParticipantHLS
If we were to accept your assertion that you are better off shopping the person as opposed to a loan program, would you simultaneously recommend going with a person who has multi-state capabilities over one who does not if you had multi state properties. (Needs analysis question) Would a CA lender not be Limited if he could not evaluate out of state properties when trying to evaluate loan programs for a borrower. If you do not have the capability of looking at the entire portfolio, is a lender such as yourself not hampered in the recommendation he can make?Your argument through out many of your threads is you need to be able look at the big picture. Can you look at the big picture if a borrower has out of state properties and you are not licensed to do business in that state?
ParticipantHLS
If we were to accept your assertion that you are better off shopping the person as opposed to a loan program, would you simultaneously recommend going with a person who has multi-state capabilities over one who does not if you had multi state properties. (Needs analysis question) Would a CA lender not be Limited if he could not evaluate out of state properties when trying to evaluate loan programs for a borrower. If you do not have the capability of looking at the entire portfolio, is a lender such as yourself not hampered in the recommendation he can make?Your argument through out many of your threads is you need to be able look at the big picture. Can you look at the big picture if a borrower has out of state properties and you are not licensed to do business in that state?
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