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ParticipantJP that is pretty funny. Actually though, after thinking about it, I kind of like that. If you think about it, at least there is not the old double ended advantage for the listing agent right?
ParticipantJP that is pretty funny. Actually though, after thinking about it, I kind of like that. If you think about it, at least there is not the old double ended advantage for the listing agent right?
ParticipantJP that is pretty funny. Actually though, after thinking about it, I kind of like that. If you think about it, at least there is not the old double ended advantage for the listing agent right?
ParticipantSounds like your agent knows what they are talking about. I have seen reapprovals happen pretty quickly, within a few weeks on some and longer (a few months) on others. It all depends on what the lender wants to do. If they need to rerun a BPO and Appraisal etc… So yeah it sounds like you guys are in a good spot, and that your agent knows what is going.
ParticipantSounds like your agent knows what they are talking about. I have seen reapprovals happen pretty quickly, within a few weeks on some and longer (a few months) on others. It all depends on what the lender wants to do. If they need to rerun a BPO and Appraisal etc… So yeah it sounds like you guys are in a good spot, and that your agent knows what is going.
ParticipantSounds like your agent knows what they are talking about. I have seen reapprovals happen pretty quickly, within a few weeks on some and longer (a few months) on others. It all depends on what the lender wants to do. If they need to rerun a BPO and Appraisal etc… So yeah it sounds like you guys are in a good spot, and that your agent knows what is going.
ParticipantSounds like your agent knows what they are talking about. I have seen reapprovals happen pretty quickly, within a few weeks on some and longer (a few months) on others. It all depends on what the lender wants to do. If they need to rerun a BPO and Appraisal etc… So yeah it sounds like you guys are in a good spot, and that your agent knows what is going.
ParticipantSounds like your agent knows what they are talking about. I have seen reapprovals happen pretty quickly, within a few weeks on some and longer (a few months) on others. It all depends on what the lender wants to do. If they need to rerun a BPO and Appraisal etc… So yeah it sounds like you guys are in a good spot, and that your agent knows what is going.
March 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in reply to: If u are up in arms over healthcare bill, have a drink b4 u click this #530356ParticipantOld news guys. Look back to the nuclear option rich had posted awhile ago.
March 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in reply to: If u are up in arms over healthcare bill, have a drink b4 u click this #530484ParticipantOld news guys. Look back to the nuclear option rich had posted awhile ago.
March 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in reply to: If u are up in arms over healthcare bill, have a drink b4 u click this #530936ParticipantOld news guys. Look back to the nuclear option rich had posted awhile ago.
March 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in reply to: If u are up in arms over healthcare bill, have a drink b4 u click this #531033ParticipantOld news guys. Look back to the nuclear option rich had posted awhile ago.
March 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in reply to: If u are up in arms over healthcare bill, have a drink b4 u click this #531292ParticipantOld news guys. Look back to the nuclear option rich had posted awhile ago.
ParticipantEveryone likes to skip around the backend medicaid payments that the states have to undertake later in the future as well. At first individual states are subsidized but if you look at the payments later in the future… yikes.
I have complete faith that the numbers by the cbo and the estimations that the govt has made are spot on target. Obviously our govt has a long resume of mega federal programs that are not overbudget and have been completely successful.
Dont you all have the same faith? Oh and by the way housing always goes up…
I don’t argue that reform of some type is needed. That is an absolute. Of course all of us got to review the 2900 pages in the bill didn’t we? The popular argument is that we needed something and that this is better then nothing. I don’t subscribe to that but hey, put it on our tab and have complete faith in the govt. As long as the IRS is in charge of enforcing the program things will be good. Like most of you all said, something is better then nothing.
AIG, Chrysler, GM, Fannie… lest we forget about student loans. The govt was smart on that one. They can make money by borrowing from the treasury at 2.8% and then spinning it for a 6% loan. They of course also then decides who gets loans, who does not. Of course the Dept of Education also gets to decide what schools get what…
Anyways it all is kind of a blur now anyways.
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