[thebazman]

[quote=sdrealtor]Please dont ruin a good thing. This site is good because the shilling is minimal at best. Lets keep learning and sharing with each other. If anyone really wants to contact someone from this site, all they have to do is send a request to Rich and he can make the connections.

BTW, Realtors donating a % of their commissions for what is technically a referral is probably a RESPA violation.[/quote]

sdrealtor —

You seem like you have a lot of good ideas. I may have some questions for you. I’m at gmail. com, it’s the same username I use on here.

–Baz

[thebazman]

[quote=sdrealtor]Please dont ruin a good thing. This site is good because the shilling is minimal at best. Lets keep learning and sharing with each other. If anyone really wants to contact someone from this site, all they have to do is send a request to Rich and he can make the connections.

BTW, Realtors donating a % of their commissions for what is technically a referral is probably a RESPA violation.[/quote]

sdrealtor —

You seem like you have a lot of good ideas. I may have some questions for you. I’m at gmail. com, it’s the same username I use on here.

–Baz

[thebazman]

[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]

That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.

Thanks for asking the question.

[thebazman]

[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]

That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.

Thanks for asking the question.

[thebazman]

[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]

That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.

Thanks for asking the question.

[thebazman]

[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]

That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.

Thanks for asking the question.

[thebazman]

[quote=WaitingToExhale]HLS, how would only having 10% down affect the rates?[/quote]

That’s the category I’m in!!!! With only 15K available to put down, 20% would put me at $75,000 purchase price whereas 10% would let me buy up to $150,000 of property.

Thanks for asking the question.

[thebazman]

SD R —

So are you more of a seller’s agent or a buyer’s agent as far as what you’ve done?

I visited your website back in 2006 before I knew about sdlookup.com because it had more detailed listings than realtor.com. Great help!

My buyer’s agent has since quit the market after the downturn in 2007. Good to see there are some who have not had to give up yet.

–Baz

[thebazman]

SD R —

So are you more of a seller’s agent or a buyer’s agent as far as what you’ve done?

I visited your website back in 2006 before I knew about sdlookup.com because it had more detailed listings than realtor.com. Great help!

My buyer’s agent has since quit the market after the downturn in 2007. Good to see there are some who have not had to give up yet.

–Baz

[thebazman]

SD R —

So are you more of a seller’s agent or a buyer’s agent as far as what you’ve done?

I visited your website back in 2006 before I knew about sdlookup.com because it had more detailed listings than realtor.com. Great help!

My buyer’s agent has since quit the market after the downturn in 2007. Good to see there are some who have not had to give up yet.

–Baz

[thebazman]

SD R —

So are you more of a seller’s agent or a buyer’s agent as far as what you’ve done?

I visited your website back in 2006 before I knew about sdlookup.com because it had more detailed listings than realtor.com. Great help!

My buyer’s agent has since quit the market after the downturn in 2007. Good to see there are some who have not had to give up yet.

–Baz

[thebazman]

SD R —

So are you more of a seller’s agent or a buyer’s agent as far as what you’ve done?

I visited your website back in 2006 before I knew about sdlookup.com because it had more detailed listings than realtor.com. Great help!

My buyer’s agent has since quit the market after the downturn in 2007. Good to see there are some who have not had to give up yet.

–Baz

[thebazman]

sdr —

How long have you been a Realtor, and do you have a website?

–Basil

[thebazman]

sdr —

How long have you been a Realtor, and do you have a website?

–Basil

[thebazman]

sdr —

How long have you been a Realtor, and do you have a website?

–Basil

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