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ParticipantThank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.
BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.
ParticipantThank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.
BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.
ParticipantThank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.
BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.
ParticipantThank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.
BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.
ParticipantThank you all for clarifications! I have to learn more about the terminology and what it means.
BG, this property is very close to what I am looking for, in spite of the small ‘flaws’. I may still put in a lowball offer. Being a REO or traditional doesn’t make much of a difference in terms of my offer, though I think traditional it’s a easier process.
ParticipantSorry for being dense here – the owners is this WGJ trust – why is called BANK-owned then?
And I see no indication that the situation has changed in the last 2 weeks – when supposedly it was PRE-foreclosure with NOD.ParticipantSorry for being dense here – the owners is this WGJ trust – why is called BANK-owned then?
And I see no indication that the situation has changed in the last 2 weeks – when supposedly it was PRE-foreclosure with NOD.ParticipantSorry for being dense here – the owners is this WGJ trust – why is called BANK-owned then?
And I see no indication that the situation has changed in the last 2 weeks – when supposedly it was PRE-foreclosure with NOD.ParticipantSorry for being dense here – the owners is this WGJ trust – why is called BANK-owned then?
And I see no indication that the situation has changed in the last 2 weeks – when supposedly it was PRE-foreclosure with NOD.ParticipantSorry for being dense here – the owners is this WGJ trust – why is called BANK-owned then?
And I see no indication that the situation has changed in the last 2 weeks – when supposedly it was PRE-foreclosure with NOD.ParticipantThe cost of graduate studies in science is really MINIMAL. Many PhD graduate students have a fellowship: their tuition paid by the university and some even given a small stipend and subsidized housing – so they can squeak by without paying a penny. Others had to take a research or teaching assistanthip in the univeristy to cover the tuition and stipend, something very doable. That’s what I and my friends who got PhDs in physics, engineering, biology did. BTW, my husband and I, both PhDs, didn’t have any student debt.
Of course, there are costs of missed opportunities of investment, like savings for retirement, etc.
ParticipantThe cost of graduate studies in science is really MINIMAL. Many PhD graduate students have a fellowship: their tuition paid by the university and some even given a small stipend and subsidized housing – so they can squeak by without paying a penny. Others had to take a research or teaching assistanthip in the univeristy to cover the tuition and stipend, something very doable. That’s what I and my friends who got PhDs in physics, engineering, biology did. BTW, my husband and I, both PhDs, didn’t have any student debt.
Of course, there are costs of missed opportunities of investment, like savings for retirement, etc.
ParticipantThe cost of graduate studies in science is really MINIMAL. Many PhD graduate students have a fellowship: their tuition paid by the university and some even given a small stipend and subsidized housing – so they can squeak by without paying a penny. Others had to take a research or teaching assistanthip in the univeristy to cover the tuition and stipend, something very doable. That’s what I and my friends who got PhDs in physics, engineering, biology did. BTW, my husband and I, both PhDs, didn’t have any student debt.
Of course, there are costs of missed opportunities of investment, like savings for retirement, etc.
ParticipantThe cost of graduate studies in science is really MINIMAL. Many PhD graduate students have a fellowship: their tuition paid by the university and some even given a small stipend and subsidized housing – so they can squeak by without paying a penny. Others had to take a research or teaching assistanthip in the univeristy to cover the tuition and stipend, something very doable. That’s what I and my friends who got PhDs in physics, engineering, biology did. BTW, my husband and I, both PhDs, didn’t have any student debt.
Of course, there are costs of missed opportunities of investment, like savings for retirement, etc.
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