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Participant“Banks” like Countrywide, Wells Fargo, WAMU, etc. are actually just loan servicers for investors who ultimately front the money for the loans. If the property’s investor loses too much money on the deal, the bank (servicing company) has to fork up the difference to pay the investor. So, they would prefer to first get the investor’s approval to avoid having to pay the difference.
Participant“Banks” like Countrywide, Wells Fargo, WAMU, etc. are actually just loan servicers for investors who ultimately front the money for the loans. If the property’s investor loses too much money on the deal, the bank (servicing company) has to fork up the difference to pay the investor. So, they would prefer to first get the investor’s approval to avoid having to pay the difference.
Participant“Banks” like Countrywide, Wells Fargo, WAMU, etc. are actually just loan servicers for investors who ultimately front the money for the loans. If the property’s investor loses too much money on the deal, the bank (servicing company) has to fork up the difference to pay the investor. So, they would prefer to first get the investor’s approval to avoid having to pay the difference.
Participant“Banks” like Countrywide, Wells Fargo, WAMU, etc. are actually just loan servicers for investors who ultimately front the money for the loans. If the property’s investor loses too much money on the deal, the bank (servicing company) has to fork up the difference to pay the investor. So, they would prefer to first get the investor’s approval to avoid having to pay the difference.
ParticipantJust an observation but $2-$5M is a pretty big price range.
I can’t understand why people would want 9,000 square foot house. Not that I’m critiquing parenting styles or anything, but how can does would you have a relationship with your kids in a house that large–you’d never see them.
ParticipantJust an observation but $2-$5M is a pretty big price range.
I can’t understand why people would want 9,000 square foot house. Not that I’m critiquing parenting styles or anything, but how can does would you have a relationship with your kids in a house that large–you’d never see them.
ParticipantJust an observation but $2-$5M is a pretty big price range.
I can’t understand why people would want 9,000 square foot house. Not that I’m critiquing parenting styles or anything, but how can does would you have a relationship with your kids in a house that large–you’d never see them.
ParticipantJust an observation but $2-$5M is a pretty big price range.
I can’t understand why people would want 9,000 square foot house. Not that I’m critiquing parenting styles or anything, but how can does would you have a relationship with your kids in a house that large–you’d never see them.
ParticipantJust an observation but $2-$5M is a pretty big price range.
I can’t understand why people would want 9,000 square foot house. Not that I’m critiquing parenting styles or anything, but how can does would you have a relationship with your kids in a house that large–you’d never see them.
ParticipantSince we’re in the story-telling mode, maybe lindismith can enlighten us with some stories of the incontinence product inquiries!
ParticipantSince we’re in the story-telling mode, maybe lindismith can enlighten us with some stories of the incontinence product inquiries!
ParticipantSince we’re in the story-telling mode, maybe lindismith can enlighten us with some stories of the incontinence product inquiries!
ParticipantSince we’re in the story-telling mode, maybe lindismith can enlighten us with some stories of the incontinence product inquiries!
ParticipantSince we’re in the story-telling mode, maybe lindismith can enlighten us with some stories of the incontinence product inquiries!
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