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ParticipantI had a client who just used SDCCU and he was satisfied with them. To be honest I would sample opportunities from everyone… banks, credit unions and even independent mortgage brokers.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI had a client who just used SDCCU and he was satisfied with them. To be honest I would sample opportunities from everyone… banks, credit unions and even independent mortgage brokers.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI had a client who just used SDCCU and he was satisfied with them. To be honest I would sample opportunities from everyone… banks, credit unions and even independent mortgage brokers.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI had a client who just used SDCCU and he was satisfied with them. To be honest I would sample opportunities from everyone… banks, credit unions and even independent mortgage brokers.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantRus you did good man. To be honest I am really surprised that the bond market has remained so strong. If you look at the past few weeks we have been really stuck in a pretty narrow trading range. It tried to break out to the up side a few weeks ago as people were selling off a little bit… it crawled up to like 3.9 but then as more sh-t hit the fan people ran for cover again. Good for you for locking into the low rate!
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantRus you did good man. To be honest I am really surprised that the bond market has remained so strong. If you look at the past few weeks we have been really stuck in a pretty narrow trading range. It tried to break out to the up side a few weeks ago as people were selling off a little bit… it crawled up to like 3.9 but then as more sh-t hit the fan people ran for cover again. Good for you for locking into the low rate!
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantRus you did good man. To be honest I am really surprised that the bond market has remained so strong. If you look at the past few weeks we have been really stuck in a pretty narrow trading range. It tried to break out to the up side a few weeks ago as people were selling off a little bit… it crawled up to like 3.9 but then as more sh-t hit the fan people ran for cover again. Good for you for locking into the low rate!
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantRus you did good man. To be honest I am really surprised that the bond market has remained so strong. If you look at the past few weeks we have been really stuck in a pretty narrow trading range. It tried to break out to the up side a few weeks ago as people were selling off a little bit… it crawled up to like 3.9 but then as more sh-t hit the fan people ran for cover again. Good for you for locking into the low rate!
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantRus you did good man. To be honest I am really surprised that the bond market has remained so strong. If you look at the past few weeks we have been really stuck in a pretty narrow trading range. It tried to break out to the up side a few weeks ago as people were selling off a little bit… it crawled up to like 3.9 but then as more sh-t hit the fan people ran for cover again. Good for you for locking into the low rate!
SD Realtor
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ParticipantI guess I don’t understand things. To hear all the surprise and uproar about the conditions of foreclosures is absolutely comical. Don’t get me wrong…trashing a home that goes back to the lender is akin to beating up a rental car and sending it back to Hertz but the reality is that this stuff will happen and nobody should express surprise about it. Yes the lenders should try to prosecute but I would think that overburdened lenders should simply focus on pricing the home right and getting rid of it.
CMG the home is still listed as active on the MLS.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI guess I don’t understand things. To hear all the surprise and uproar about the conditions of foreclosures is absolutely comical. Don’t get me wrong…trashing a home that goes back to the lender is akin to beating up a rental car and sending it back to Hertz but the reality is that this stuff will happen and nobody should express surprise about it. Yes the lenders should try to prosecute but I would think that overburdened lenders should simply focus on pricing the home right and getting rid of it.
CMG the home is still listed as active on the MLS.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI guess I don’t understand things. To hear all the surprise and uproar about the conditions of foreclosures is absolutely comical. Don’t get me wrong…trashing a home that goes back to the lender is akin to beating up a rental car and sending it back to Hertz but the reality is that this stuff will happen and nobody should express surprise about it. Yes the lenders should try to prosecute but I would think that overburdened lenders should simply focus on pricing the home right and getting rid of it.
CMG the home is still listed as active on the MLS.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI guess I don’t understand things. To hear all the surprise and uproar about the conditions of foreclosures is absolutely comical. Don’t get me wrong…trashing a home that goes back to the lender is akin to beating up a rental car and sending it back to Hertz but the reality is that this stuff will happen and nobody should express surprise about it. Yes the lenders should try to prosecute but I would think that overburdened lenders should simply focus on pricing the home right and getting rid of it.
CMG the home is still listed as active on the MLS.
SD Realtor
SD Realtor
ParticipantI guess I don’t understand things. To hear all the surprise and uproar about the conditions of foreclosures is absolutely comical. Don’t get me wrong…trashing a home that goes back to the lender is akin to beating up a rental car and sending it back to Hertz but the reality is that this stuff will happen and nobody should express surprise about it. Yes the lenders should try to prosecute but I would think that overburdened lenders should simply focus on pricing the home right and getting rid of it.
CMG the home is still listed as active on the MLS.
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