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sdduuuude
ParticipantI know. I know. Just havin’ fun.
I’d drink 2 buck chuck if it weren’t so damn pricey.
sdduuuude
ParticipantI know. I know. Just havin’ fun.
I’d drink 2 buck chuck if it weren’t so damn pricey.
sdduuuude
ParticipantI know. I know. Just havin’ fun.
I’d drink 2 buck chuck if it weren’t so damn pricey.
sdduuuude
ParticipantHave an unscrupulous friend put in a $250K offer on the short sale contingent upon this, that, and the other. Sell your place, then pull the offer.
Buying a short sale is a pain in the ass. If their realtor is telling buyuers “we have a $250K offer on it,” and you price yours at $230, maybe they’ll come running.
Not sure I’d have the guts to do this, and it’s pretty underhanded, but I can’t stop my brain from coming up with ideas like this.
sdduuuude
ParticipantHave an unscrupulous friend put in a $250K offer on the short sale contingent upon this, that, and the other. Sell your place, then pull the offer.
Buying a short sale is a pain in the ass. If their realtor is telling buyuers “we have a $250K offer on it,” and you price yours at $230, maybe they’ll come running.
Not sure I’d have the guts to do this, and it’s pretty underhanded, but I can’t stop my brain from coming up with ideas like this.
sdduuuude
ParticipantHave an unscrupulous friend put in a $250K offer on the short sale contingent upon this, that, and the other. Sell your place, then pull the offer.
Buying a short sale is a pain in the ass. If their realtor is telling buyuers “we have a $250K offer on it,” and you price yours at $230, maybe they’ll come running.
Not sure I’d have the guts to do this, and it’s pretty underhanded, but I can’t stop my brain from coming up with ideas like this.
sdduuuude
ParticipantHave an unscrupulous friend put in a $250K offer on the short sale contingent upon this, that, and the other. Sell your place, then pull the offer.
Buying a short sale is a pain in the ass. If their realtor is telling buyuers “we have a $250K offer on it,” and you price yours at $230, maybe they’ll come running.
Not sure I’d have the guts to do this, and it’s pretty underhanded, but I can’t stop my brain from coming up with ideas like this.
sdduuuude
ParticipantHave an unscrupulous friend put in a $250K offer on the short sale contingent upon this, that, and the other. Sell your place, then pull the offer.
Buying a short sale is a pain in the ass. If their realtor is telling buyuers “we have a $250K offer on it,” and you price yours at $230, maybe they’ll come running.
Not sure I’d have the guts to do this, and it’s pretty underhanded, but I can’t stop my brain from coming up with ideas like this.
sdduuuude
Participantncounty4 – that’s just the Piggs making sure we only help people with tough skin.
But I do notice that you have replied to the nasty comments and not to those which are analytical in nature. (That is a pet peeve of mine with forums in general – people ignore the good and strike back at the bad, making the forum less useful and valuable.)
XBoxBoy and I show that this isn’t a wise decision, yet no comment from you on it.
Also, your question has been answered (You’re welcome, by the way)
– Because the banks expect the house price to drop.
– Because it is more house than you can afford.
– Two mortgages may raise a red flag.
– Because if it turns into a rental, you will not make enough rent to cover the mortgage.
– Because you aren’t putting enough down.
– Because the world is a different place than it was two years ago.Scardy cat said it best. If the banks are scared of it, you should be, too.
sdduuuude
Participantncounty4 – that’s just the Piggs making sure we only help people with tough skin.
But I do notice that you have replied to the nasty comments and not to those which are analytical in nature. (That is a pet peeve of mine with forums in general – people ignore the good and strike back at the bad, making the forum less useful and valuable.)
XBoxBoy and I show that this isn’t a wise decision, yet no comment from you on it.
Also, your question has been answered (You’re welcome, by the way)
– Because the banks expect the house price to drop.
– Because it is more house than you can afford.
– Two mortgages may raise a red flag.
– Because if it turns into a rental, you will not make enough rent to cover the mortgage.
– Because you aren’t putting enough down.
– Because the world is a different place than it was two years ago.Scardy cat said it best. If the banks are scared of it, you should be, too.
sdduuuude
Participantncounty4 – that’s just the Piggs making sure we only help people with tough skin.
But I do notice that you have replied to the nasty comments and not to those which are analytical in nature. (That is a pet peeve of mine with forums in general – people ignore the good and strike back at the bad, making the forum less useful and valuable.)
XBoxBoy and I show that this isn’t a wise decision, yet no comment from you on it.
Also, your question has been answered (You’re welcome, by the way)
– Because the banks expect the house price to drop.
– Because it is more house than you can afford.
– Two mortgages may raise a red flag.
– Because if it turns into a rental, you will not make enough rent to cover the mortgage.
– Because you aren’t putting enough down.
– Because the world is a different place than it was two years ago.Scardy cat said it best. If the banks are scared of it, you should be, too.
sdduuuude
Participantncounty4 – that’s just the Piggs making sure we only help people with tough skin.
But I do notice that you have replied to the nasty comments and not to those which are analytical in nature. (That is a pet peeve of mine with forums in general – people ignore the good and strike back at the bad, making the forum less useful and valuable.)
XBoxBoy and I show that this isn’t a wise decision, yet no comment from you on it.
Also, your question has been answered (You’re welcome, by the way)
– Because the banks expect the house price to drop.
– Because it is more house than you can afford.
– Two mortgages may raise a red flag.
– Because if it turns into a rental, you will not make enough rent to cover the mortgage.
– Because you aren’t putting enough down.
– Because the world is a different place than it was two years ago.Scardy cat said it best. If the banks are scared of it, you should be, too.
sdduuuude
Participantncounty4 – that’s just the Piggs making sure we only help people with tough skin.
But I do notice that you have replied to the nasty comments and not to those which are analytical in nature. (That is a pet peeve of mine with forums in general – people ignore the good and strike back at the bad, making the forum less useful and valuable.)
XBoxBoy and I show that this isn’t a wise decision, yet no comment from you on it.
Also, your question has been answered (You’re welcome, by the way)
– Because the banks expect the house price to drop.
– Because it is more house than you can afford.
– Two mortgages may raise a red flag.
– Because if it turns into a rental, you will not make enough rent to cover the mortgage.
– Because you aren’t putting enough down.
– Because the world is a different place than it was two years ago.Scardy cat said it best. If the banks are scared of it, you should be, too.
sdduuuude
Participantesmith – exactly. That’s why 0 down is best. i.e. don’t buy it. Doesn’t make sense to want to preserve capital in case of bad times, yet buy a house that could be rented so inexpensively.
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