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Participanttalk about deja vu… i spoke to sue herndon about this property a few months ago. she said they had an offer into the lender on this home. i suppose the buyers must have walked or maybe the lender is still chewing on it.
I called her a few minutes ago but got voice mail.
SD Realtor
Participanttalk about deja vu… i spoke to sue herndon about this property a few months ago. she said they had an offer into the lender on this home. i suppose the buyers must have walked or maybe the lender is still chewing on it.
I called her a few minutes ago but got voice mail.
SD Realtor
Participanttalk about deja vu… i spoke to sue herndon about this property a few months ago. she said they had an offer into the lender on this home. i suppose the buyers must have walked or maybe the lender is still chewing on it.
I called her a few minutes ago but got voice mail.
SD Realtor
Participanttalk about deja vu… i spoke to sue herndon about this property a few months ago. she said they had an offer into the lender on this home. i suppose the buyers must have walked or maybe the lender is still chewing on it.
I called her a few minutes ago but got voice mail.
SD Realtor
May 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: YIKES! Lower Down Payments From FNMA !! Only 3% now possible.. #206432ParticipantI read about these as well HLS. Interesting times huh?
Anyways, I just am on the cusp on a short sale closing where I am the listing agent. This beast is like a dragon that has been taking almost a year to slay but the loan funded on Friday for the buyers and we actually did record at the end of the day. The last step is that the loan servicing company for the sellers wants the certified HUD signed by both parties. Odd…
The sellers did go the 3% down route with the FHA loan. I will be curious to see how the requirements pan out with credit scores, income levels and verification, etc….
Personally I agree with the statement YIKEs… Soon they’ll be giving away money on corners again…
SD Realtor
May 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: YIKES! Lower Down Payments From FNMA !! Only 3% now possible.. #206485ParticipantI read about these as well HLS. Interesting times huh?
Anyways, I just am on the cusp on a short sale closing where I am the listing agent. This beast is like a dragon that has been taking almost a year to slay but the loan funded on Friday for the buyers and we actually did record at the end of the day. The last step is that the loan servicing company for the sellers wants the certified HUD signed by both parties. Odd…
The sellers did go the 3% down route with the FHA loan. I will be curious to see how the requirements pan out with credit scores, income levels and verification, etc….
Personally I agree with the statement YIKEs… Soon they’ll be giving away money on corners again…
SD Realtor
May 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: YIKES! Lower Down Payments From FNMA !! Only 3% now possible.. #206515ParticipantI read about these as well HLS. Interesting times huh?
Anyways, I just am on the cusp on a short sale closing where I am the listing agent. This beast is like a dragon that has been taking almost a year to slay but the loan funded on Friday for the buyers and we actually did record at the end of the day. The last step is that the loan servicing company for the sellers wants the certified HUD signed by both parties. Odd…
The sellers did go the 3% down route with the FHA loan. I will be curious to see how the requirements pan out with credit scores, income levels and verification, etc….
Personally I agree with the statement YIKEs… Soon they’ll be giving away money on corners again…
SD Realtor
May 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: YIKES! Lower Down Payments From FNMA !! Only 3% now possible.. #206541ParticipantI read about these as well HLS. Interesting times huh?
Anyways, I just am on the cusp on a short sale closing where I am the listing agent. This beast is like a dragon that has been taking almost a year to slay but the loan funded on Friday for the buyers and we actually did record at the end of the day. The last step is that the loan servicing company for the sellers wants the certified HUD signed by both parties. Odd…
The sellers did go the 3% down route with the FHA loan. I will be curious to see how the requirements pan out with credit scores, income levels and verification, etc….
Personally I agree with the statement YIKEs… Soon they’ll be giving away money on corners again…
SD Realtor
May 17, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: YIKES! Lower Down Payments From FNMA !! Only 3% now possible.. #206568ParticipantI read about these as well HLS. Interesting times huh?
Anyways, I just am on the cusp on a short sale closing where I am the listing agent. This beast is like a dragon that has been taking almost a year to slay but the loan funded on Friday for the buyers and we actually did record at the end of the day. The last step is that the loan servicing company for the sellers wants the certified HUD signed by both parties. Odd…
The sellers did go the 3% down route with the FHA loan. I will be curious to see how the requirements pan out with credit scores, income levels and verification, etc….
Personally I agree with the statement YIKEs… Soon they’ll be giving away money on corners again…
SD Realtor
ParticipantI also read all of those other sites daily and agree with all of the data they present. If I could wait until 12 I would as well because I think that indeed is when we will have grinded through what we need to grind through interest rates and bailout programs not withstanding. Also it will be quite interesting to see what happens if we get political leadership into the white house that will advocate a more socialized approach to housing and an extension of massive spending. It is not a question of if but when we will see substantial interest rate increases and more interesting would be the reaction by our government if the foreign markets pull the plug on the purchase of treasuries… which as you know they already have slowed down on.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI also read all of those other sites daily and agree with all of the data they present. If I could wait until 12 I would as well because I think that indeed is when we will have grinded through what we need to grind through interest rates and bailout programs not withstanding. Also it will be quite interesting to see what happens if we get political leadership into the white house that will advocate a more socialized approach to housing and an extension of massive spending. It is not a question of if but when we will see substantial interest rate increases and more interesting would be the reaction by our government if the foreign markets pull the plug on the purchase of treasuries… which as you know they already have slowed down on.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI also read all of those other sites daily and agree with all of the data they present. If I could wait until 12 I would as well because I think that indeed is when we will have grinded through what we need to grind through interest rates and bailout programs not withstanding. Also it will be quite interesting to see what happens if we get political leadership into the white house that will advocate a more socialized approach to housing and an extension of massive spending. It is not a question of if but when we will see substantial interest rate increases and more interesting would be the reaction by our government if the foreign markets pull the plug on the purchase of treasuries… which as you know they already have slowed down on.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI also read all of those other sites daily and agree with all of the data they present. If I could wait until 12 I would as well because I think that indeed is when we will have grinded through what we need to grind through interest rates and bailout programs not withstanding. Also it will be quite interesting to see what happens if we get political leadership into the white house that will advocate a more socialized approach to housing and an extension of massive spending. It is not a question of if but when we will see substantial interest rate increases and more interesting would be the reaction by our government if the foreign markets pull the plug on the purchase of treasuries… which as you know they already have slowed down on.
SD Realtor
ParticipantI also read all of those other sites daily and agree with all of the data they present. If I could wait until 12 I would as well because I think that indeed is when we will have grinded through what we need to grind through interest rates and bailout programs not withstanding. Also it will be quite interesting to see what happens if we get political leadership into the white house that will advocate a more socialized approach to housing and an extension of massive spending. It is not a question of if but when we will see substantial interest rate increases and more interesting would be the reaction by our government if the foreign markets pull the plug on the purchase of treasuries… which as you know they already have slowed down on.
SD Realtor
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