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ParticipantLooks like the Breeze was more correct then anybody.
ParticipantLooks like the Breeze was more correct then anybody.
ParticipantLooks like the Breeze was more correct then anybody.
December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM in reply to: More on Wells Fargo reducing loan balances and modifying option ARMS in mass quantities #494516ParticipantI don’t know why anyone would be upset about the short sales. Everyone always complains about how long they take and how much of a pain in the ass they are so what is the problem with that?
The loan mods and reductions. I gave up getting mad about those a long time ago.
December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM in reply to: More on Wells Fargo reducing loan balances and modifying option ARMS in mass quantities #494675ParticipantI don’t know why anyone would be upset about the short sales. Everyone always complains about how long they take and how much of a pain in the ass they are so what is the problem with that?
The loan mods and reductions. I gave up getting mad about those a long time ago.
December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM in reply to: More on Wells Fargo reducing loan balances and modifying option ARMS in mass quantities #495062ParticipantI don’t know why anyone would be upset about the short sales. Everyone always complains about how long they take and how much of a pain in the ass they are so what is the problem with that?
The loan mods and reductions. I gave up getting mad about those a long time ago.
December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM in reply to: More on Wells Fargo reducing loan balances and modifying option ARMS in mass quantities #495147ParticipantI don’t know why anyone would be upset about the short sales. Everyone always complains about how long they take and how much of a pain in the ass they are so what is the problem with that?
The loan mods and reductions. I gave up getting mad about those a long time ago.
December 15, 2009 at 11:43 PM in reply to: More on Wells Fargo reducing loan balances and modifying option ARMS in mass quantities #495386ParticipantI don’t know why anyone would be upset about the short sales. Everyone always complains about how long they take and how much of a pain in the ass they are so what is the problem with that?
The loan mods and reductions. I gave up getting mad about those a long time ago.
December 15, 2009 at 11:41 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #494511ParticipantThe report should say if it is limited or complete. If it is limited there is an indication of what was not accessible. The outline you mentioned is standard. Basically the inspector will outline the footprint of the home. Also check the report or ask the company if there was a deck or patio cover and if it was inspected.
Are you asking these same questions to your realtor?
No I would not be alarmed by 1 or 2.
December 15, 2009 at 11:41 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #494670ParticipantThe report should say if it is limited or complete. If it is limited there is an indication of what was not accessible. The outline you mentioned is standard. Basically the inspector will outline the footprint of the home. Also check the report or ask the company if there was a deck or patio cover and if it was inspected.
Are you asking these same questions to your realtor?
No I would not be alarmed by 1 or 2.
December 15, 2009 at 11:41 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #495057ParticipantThe report should say if it is limited or complete. If it is limited there is an indication of what was not accessible. The outline you mentioned is standard. Basically the inspector will outline the footprint of the home. Also check the report or ask the company if there was a deck or patio cover and if it was inspected.
Are you asking these same questions to your realtor?
No I would not be alarmed by 1 or 2.
December 15, 2009 at 11:41 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #495143ParticipantThe report should say if it is limited or complete. If it is limited there is an indication of what was not accessible. The outline you mentioned is standard. Basically the inspector will outline the footprint of the home. Also check the report or ask the company if there was a deck or patio cover and if it was inspected.
Are you asking these same questions to your realtor?
No I would not be alarmed by 1 or 2.
December 15, 2009 at 11:41 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #495381ParticipantThe report should say if it is limited or complete. If it is limited there is an indication of what was not accessible. The outline you mentioned is standard. Basically the inspector will outline the footprint of the home. Also check the report or ask the company if there was a deck or patio cover and if it was inspected.
Are you asking these same questions to your realtor?
No I would not be alarmed by 1 or 2.
December 14, 2009 at 11:15 PM in reply to: Reasons why listing agent ordered termite report before mls listing? #494113ParticipantNot altogether uncommon KIBU. Sometimes sellers wait until the get into escrow before they order the pest inspection. Other times they get it before hand to give the buyers additional information. Not a bad idea. If you were interested in the home and there was a copy of the the pest report sitting there when you saw the home wouldn’t you be interested in that?
Generally termite inspections are free as well. In non distress sales the seller will pay for section 1 items on the report (damages due to infestation or sign of infestation) including wood rot. Buyer will pay for section 2 items. However in some distress sales the short sale lender will not pay for termite damages. Sometimes REO lenders don’t as well but most of the time they will.
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