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sdrealtor
ParticipantFWIW, there’s been a realtor working out of the La Costa BofA branch for years.
sdrealtor
ParticipantFWIW, there’s been a realtor working out of the La Costa BofA branch for years.
sdrealtor
ParticipantFWIW, there’s been a realtor working out of the La Costa BofA branch for years.
sdrealtor
ParticipantFWIW, there’s been a realtor working out of the La Costa BofA branch for years.
sdrealtor
ParticipantFWIW, there’s been a realtor working out of the La Costa BofA branch for years.
sdrealtor
ParticipantFLU,
What I was referring to were all attached housing in North County with low or no HOA fees purchased with 20% down at 30 yr fixed rates. 2Br’s at 200k or lower. 3+BR’s at 300K and lower.perties in question.sdrealtor
ParticipantFLU,
What I was referring to were all attached housing in North County with low or no HOA fees purchased with 20% down at 30 yr fixed rates. 2Br’s at 200k or lower. 3+BR’s at 300K and lower.perties in question.sdrealtor
ParticipantFLU,
What I was referring to were all attached housing in North County with low or no HOA fees purchased with 20% down at 30 yr fixed rates. 2Br’s at 200k or lower. 3+BR’s at 300K and lower.perties in question.sdrealtor
ParticipantFLU,
What I was referring to were all attached housing in North County with low or no HOA fees purchased with 20% down at 30 yr fixed rates. 2Br’s at 200k or lower. 3+BR’s at 300K and lower.perties in question.sdrealtor
ParticipantFLU,
What I was referring to were all attached housing in North County with low or no HOA fees purchased with 20% down at 30 yr fixed rates. 2Br’s at 200k or lower. 3+BR’s at 300K and lower.perties in question.sdrealtor
ParticipantQuite frankly this is just another case of the rich getting richer. Who will it help? It will help people like me (I’m not rich but certainly well above average) reduce their debt service and free up capital for other investments. I already see properties I could cash flow on and expect even better deals soon. The insolvent and underwater will still be crushed but the financially conservative, well invested folks living well within their means will enjoy a bonanza!
sdrealtor
ParticipantQuite frankly this is just another case of the rich getting richer. Who will it help? It will help people like me (I’m not rich but certainly well above average) reduce their debt service and free up capital for other investments. I already see properties I could cash flow on and expect even better deals soon. The insolvent and underwater will still be crushed but the financially conservative, well invested folks living well within their means will enjoy a bonanza!
sdrealtor
ParticipantQuite frankly this is just another case of the rich getting richer. Who will it help? It will help people like me (I’m not rich but certainly well above average) reduce their debt service and free up capital for other investments. I already see properties I could cash flow on and expect even better deals soon. The insolvent and underwater will still be crushed but the financially conservative, well invested folks living well within their means will enjoy a bonanza!
sdrealtor
ParticipantQuite frankly this is just another case of the rich getting richer. Who will it help? It will help people like me (I’m not rich but certainly well above average) reduce their debt service and free up capital for other investments. I already see properties I could cash flow on and expect even better deals soon. The insolvent and underwater will still be crushed but the financially conservative, well invested folks living well within their means will enjoy a bonanza!
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