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August 1, 2010 at 9:53 PM in reply to: Paging SDR and sdr……What happened to the monthly/quarterly stats? #585380August 1, 2010 at 9:53 PM in reply to: Paging SDR and sdr……What happened to the monthly/quarterly stats? #585913
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Participantsdr I will post some other zips. What are your numbers for? The quarter?
August 1, 2010 at 9:53 PM in reply to: Paging SDR and sdr……What happened to the monthly/quarterly stats? #586021Participantsdr I will post some other zips. What are your numbers for? The quarter?
August 1, 2010 at 9:53 PM in reply to: Paging SDR and sdr……What happened to the monthly/quarterly stats? #586324Participantsdr I will post some other zips. What are your numbers for? The quarter?
ParticipantWell it never hurts to try. Just remember when you sell it, most likely you will have the same issues unless you permit the work while you live there.
ParticipantWell it never hurts to try. Just remember when you sell it, most likely you will have the same issues unless you permit the work while you live there.
ParticipantWell it never hurts to try. Just remember when you sell it, most likely you will have the same issues unless you permit the work while you live there.
ParticipantWell it never hurts to try. Just remember when you sell it, most likely you will have the same issues unless you permit the work while you live there.
ParticipantWell it never hurts to try. Just remember when you sell it, most likely you will have the same issues unless you permit the work while you live there.
ParticipantYou may have challenges financing it. If the appraiser finds a difference between the tax roll and stated square footage he may want to see permits. If there are no permits then it will depend on the loan. Certain conditions to guidelines, for instance FHA and even FNMA for conventional loans demand work be permitted for the additional square footage to be included in the appraised value. Some in house loans do not require it though. To be safe talk to your mortgage broker and let him know the situation with the square footage. It may be an issue when you go to resell as well. I am not saying don’t get the place, just be aware.
ParticipantYou may have challenges financing it. If the appraiser finds a difference between the tax roll and stated square footage he may want to see permits. If there are no permits then it will depend on the loan. Certain conditions to guidelines, for instance FHA and even FNMA for conventional loans demand work be permitted for the additional square footage to be included in the appraised value. Some in house loans do not require it though. To be safe talk to your mortgage broker and let him know the situation with the square footage. It may be an issue when you go to resell as well. I am not saying don’t get the place, just be aware.
ParticipantYou may have challenges financing it. If the appraiser finds a difference between the tax roll and stated square footage he may want to see permits. If there are no permits then it will depend on the loan. Certain conditions to guidelines, for instance FHA and even FNMA for conventional loans demand work be permitted for the additional square footage to be included in the appraised value. Some in house loans do not require it though. To be safe talk to your mortgage broker and let him know the situation with the square footage. It may be an issue when you go to resell as well. I am not saying don’t get the place, just be aware.
ParticipantYou may have challenges financing it. If the appraiser finds a difference between the tax roll and stated square footage he may want to see permits. If there are no permits then it will depend on the loan. Certain conditions to guidelines, for instance FHA and even FNMA for conventional loans demand work be permitted for the additional square footage to be included in the appraised value. Some in house loans do not require it though. To be safe talk to your mortgage broker and let him know the situation with the square footage. It may be an issue when you go to resell as well. I am not saying don’t get the place, just be aware.
ParticipantYou may have challenges financing it. If the appraiser finds a difference between the tax roll and stated square footage he may want to see permits. If there are no permits then it will depend on the loan. Certain conditions to guidelines, for instance FHA and even FNMA for conventional loans demand work be permitted for the additional square footage to be included in the appraised value. Some in house loans do not require it though. To be safe talk to your mortgage broker and let him know the situation with the square footage. It may be an issue when you go to resell as well. I am not saying don’t get the place, just be aware.
August 1, 2010 at 1:16 PM in reply to: OT: Hey, let’s play survivor. Who votes to have NewToSanDiego banned from this forum ? #585097ParticipantLet the poster have his fun.
There is nothing provocative in what he says. I found it to be trivial at best.
Lets see…homeowners have higher incomes then renters… yes… so what… does that matter and do I care? How does that have any bearing at all on the housing decision and my personal decision to buy or sell? Does a renter in Beverly Hills have a higher income then a homeowner in Watts? Hmmm that is a tough one….
Does living in the beach beat living in El Cajon? Do guys that are 6 foot 2 get more hot chicks then pudgy red headed guys who have lisps?
These are all very tough questions and I believe on par with the question of renters or homeowners having higher incomes.
What the poster wanted was to come in and stir you all up and get your panties in a bunch. This is no different then other posters doing the exact same thing or posting about polls and such. Nothing to do but lets go get everyone fired up about something because I am not doing anything important this afternoon.
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