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ParticipantThat’s a pretty nice looking place and bonus that it comes with the rental properties!
ParticipantThat’s a pretty nice looking place and bonus that it comes with the rental properties!
ParticipantThat’s a pretty nice looking place and bonus that it comes with the rental properties!
ParticipantThat’s a pretty nice looking place and bonus that it comes with the rental properties!
January 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654143ParticipantYea I heard the story and thought it was actually pretty good, to pass the time at work.
I was kind of disappointed it was so one-sided though for the buyers as victims. When the family that lost it took out a first of $750K and another $300K and were only paying interest (not even the full interest at that) they shouldn’t have been held blameless.
There was another phrase I didn’t agree with at all, “Predatory something” can’t recall, it wasn’t “lending”.
January 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654208ParticipantYea I heard the story and thought it was actually pretty good, to pass the time at work.
I was kind of disappointed it was so one-sided though for the buyers as victims. When the family that lost it took out a first of $750K and another $300K and were only paying interest (not even the full interest at that) they shouldn’t have been held blameless.
There was another phrase I didn’t agree with at all, “Predatory something” can’t recall, it wasn’t “lending”.
January 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654795ParticipantYea I heard the story and thought it was actually pretty good, to pass the time at work.
I was kind of disappointed it was so one-sided though for the buyers as victims. When the family that lost it took out a first of $750K and another $300K and were only paying interest (not even the full interest at that) they shouldn’t have been held blameless.
There was another phrase I didn’t agree with at all, “Predatory something” can’t recall, it wasn’t “lending”.
January 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #654933ParticipantYea I heard the story and thought it was actually pretty good, to pass the time at work.
I was kind of disappointed it was so one-sided though for the buyers as victims. When the family that lost it took out a first of $750K and another $300K and were only paying interest (not even the full interest at that) they shouldn’t have been held blameless.
There was another phrase I didn’t agree with at all, “Predatory something” can’t recall, it wasn’t “lending”.
January 14, 2011 at 9:17 PM in reply to: Marketplace Report: Housing Crisis As Seen via One Foreclosed House #655263ParticipantYea I heard the story and thought it was actually pretty good, to pass the time at work.
I was kind of disappointed it was so one-sided though for the buyers as victims. When the family that lost it took out a first of $750K and another $300K and were only paying interest (not even the full interest at that) they shouldn’t have been held blameless.
There was another phrase I didn’t agree with at all, “Predatory something” can’t recall, it wasn’t “lending”.
ParticipantI was against short sales as well and haven’t seen any stellar deals yet. I did find one house I liked however and made an offer. I figure I’ll put it on the back burner while I look at other places. If I don’t find anything else I like in the mean time, then maybe this one will work out.
I was initially scared away because of the check I had to submit with the offer, didn’t want my money being tied up while the banks sits on it. Turns out my check wont (shouldn’t) even be cashed until a deal is made.
ParticipantI was against short sales as well and haven’t seen any stellar deals yet. I did find one house I liked however and made an offer. I figure I’ll put it on the back burner while I look at other places. If I don’t find anything else I like in the mean time, then maybe this one will work out.
I was initially scared away because of the check I had to submit with the offer, didn’t want my money being tied up while the banks sits on it. Turns out my check wont (shouldn’t) even be cashed until a deal is made.
ParticipantI was against short sales as well and haven’t seen any stellar deals yet. I did find one house I liked however and made an offer. I figure I’ll put it on the back burner while I look at other places. If I don’t find anything else I like in the mean time, then maybe this one will work out.
I was initially scared away because of the check I had to submit with the offer, didn’t want my money being tied up while the banks sits on it. Turns out my check wont (shouldn’t) even be cashed until a deal is made.
ParticipantI was against short sales as well and haven’t seen any stellar deals yet. I did find one house I liked however and made an offer. I figure I’ll put it on the back burner while I look at other places. If I don’t find anything else I like in the mean time, then maybe this one will work out.
I was initially scared away because of the check I had to submit with the offer, didn’t want my money being tied up while the banks sits on it. Turns out my check wont (shouldn’t) even be cashed until a deal is made.
ParticipantI was against short sales as well and haven’t seen any stellar deals yet. I did find one house I liked however and made an offer. I figure I’ll put it on the back burner while I look at other places. If I don’t find anything else I like in the mean time, then maybe this one will work out.
I was initially scared away because of the check I had to submit with the offer, didn’t want my money being tied up while the banks sits on it. Turns out my check wont (shouldn’t) even be cashed until a deal is made.
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