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ParticipantActually if you have your loan officer get in touch with the preffered lenders loan officer, you can usally get this taken care of. If you can get your loan officer to send them DU Approval then that will usually suffice and the preffered lenders loan officer will send a preap letter.
This is also done because it is not unheard of for people to doctor up previous preapproval letters. Nor is it unheard of for shady loan officers to prequal or preapprove people who are actually not worthy of being preapproved.
ParticipantActually if you have your loan officer get in touch with the preffered lenders loan officer, you can usally get this taken care of. If you can get your loan officer to send them DU Approval then that will usually suffice and the preffered lenders loan officer will send a preap letter.
This is also done because it is not unheard of for people to doctor up previous preapproval letters. Nor is it unheard of for shady loan officers to prequal or preapprove people who are actually not worthy of being preapproved.
ParticipantActually if you have your loan officer get in touch with the preffered lenders loan officer, you can usally get this taken care of. If you can get your loan officer to send them DU Approval then that will usually suffice and the preffered lenders loan officer will send a preap letter.
This is also done because it is not unheard of for people to doctor up previous preapproval letters. Nor is it unheard of for shady loan officers to prequal or preapprove people who are actually not worthy of being preapproved.
ParticipantI would agree bigtime. With the govt practically giving money away it is foolish to dump capital into an asset that will at best appreciate very slowly and at worst depreciate. At some point in the future when rates are soaring people who have capital will be able to take advantage of fantastic opportunities. This will not be in the near future but it will happen. In the early 80’s the interest rates on long term bonds were double digit. So imagine paying 5% on your mortgage and making 10% on the investment rather then paying off your home.
ParticipantI would agree bigtime. With the govt practically giving money away it is foolish to dump capital into an asset that will at best appreciate very slowly and at worst depreciate. At some point in the future when rates are soaring people who have capital will be able to take advantage of fantastic opportunities. This will not be in the near future but it will happen. In the early 80’s the interest rates on long term bonds were double digit. So imagine paying 5% on your mortgage and making 10% on the investment rather then paying off your home.
ParticipantI would agree bigtime. With the govt practically giving money away it is foolish to dump capital into an asset that will at best appreciate very slowly and at worst depreciate. At some point in the future when rates are soaring people who have capital will be able to take advantage of fantastic opportunities. This will not be in the near future but it will happen. In the early 80’s the interest rates on long term bonds were double digit. So imagine paying 5% on your mortgage and making 10% on the investment rather then paying off your home.
ParticipantI would agree bigtime. With the govt practically giving money away it is foolish to dump capital into an asset that will at best appreciate very slowly and at worst depreciate. At some point in the future when rates are soaring people who have capital will be able to take advantage of fantastic opportunities. This will not be in the near future but it will happen. In the early 80’s the interest rates on long term bonds were double digit. So imagine paying 5% on your mortgage and making 10% on the investment rather then paying off your home.
ParticipantI would agree bigtime. With the govt practically giving money away it is foolish to dump capital into an asset that will at best appreciate very slowly and at worst depreciate. At some point in the future when rates are soaring people who have capital will be able to take advantage of fantastic opportunities. This will not be in the near future but it will happen. In the early 80’s the interest rates on long term bonds were double digit. So imagine paying 5% on your mortgage and making 10% on the investment rather then paying off your home.
ParticipantI agree with you AN. A yard is a must for our kids as well. I recall growing up and we could run around anywhere we wanted and be blocks away. Those days are long gone so having a large yard to let the kids thrash around in is great for us.
ParticipantI agree with you AN. A yard is a must for our kids as well. I recall growing up and we could run around anywhere we wanted and be blocks away. Those days are long gone so having a large yard to let the kids thrash around in is great for us.
ParticipantI agree with you AN. A yard is a must for our kids as well. I recall growing up and we could run around anywhere we wanted and be blocks away. Those days are long gone so having a large yard to let the kids thrash around in is great for us.
ParticipantI agree with you AN. A yard is a must for our kids as well. I recall growing up and we could run around anywhere we wanted and be blocks away. Those days are long gone so having a large yard to let the kids thrash around in is great for us.
ParticipantI agree with you AN. A yard is a must for our kids as well. I recall growing up and we could run around anywhere we wanted and be blocks away. Those days are long gone so having a large yard to let the kids thrash around in is great for us.
ParticipantNice synopsis early. I think thisis pretty helpful for people looking in the area. One other spot you may wanna try is the Crosby but it is considerably further out and the best access coastwise is Del Dios. I figure if you went all the way out to 4S you may consider it.
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