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ParticipantThis one dropping so fast it’ll make your head spin, last sold for $1M, now starting at 599K with a pretty decent view to boot!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081000908-1062_Straightaway_Oceanside_CA_92057
ParticipantThis one dropping so fast it’ll make your head spin, last sold for $1M, now starting at 599K with a pretty decent view to boot!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081000908-1062_Straightaway_Oceanside_CA_92057
ParticipantThis one dropping so fast it’ll make your head spin, last sold for $1M, now starting at 599K with a pretty decent view to boot!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081000908-1062_Straightaway_Oceanside_CA_92057
ParticipantThis one dropping so fast it’ll make your head spin, last sold for $1M, now starting at 599K with a pretty decent view to boot!
http://www.sdlookup.com/MLS-081000908-1062_Straightaway_Oceanside_CA_92057
ParticipantEvery since the subject of these increased limits came up, I’ve been trying to figure out what the DTI limits are. Evidently that is not a clear cut answer. If you go to Fannie’s site and use their calculator “what can I afford”, it spits back a DTI of 45%!! That’s friggin’ nuts, works out to about 75% of take home pay. These govt loans are not nearly as conservative as some think they are. The 45% used to be 32% last time I bought a house.
ParticipantEvery since the subject of these increased limits came up, I’ve been trying to figure out what the DTI limits are. Evidently that is not a clear cut answer. If you go to Fannie’s site and use their calculator “what can I afford”, it spits back a DTI of 45%!! That’s friggin’ nuts, works out to about 75% of take home pay. These govt loans are not nearly as conservative as some think they are. The 45% used to be 32% last time I bought a house.
ParticipantEvery since the subject of these increased limits came up, I’ve been trying to figure out what the DTI limits are. Evidently that is not a clear cut answer. If you go to Fannie’s site and use their calculator “what can I afford”, it spits back a DTI of 45%!! That’s friggin’ nuts, works out to about 75% of take home pay. These govt loans are not nearly as conservative as some think they are. The 45% used to be 32% last time I bought a house.
ParticipantEvery since the subject of these increased limits came up, I’ve been trying to figure out what the DTI limits are. Evidently that is not a clear cut answer. If you go to Fannie’s site and use their calculator “what can I afford”, it spits back a DTI of 45%!! That’s friggin’ nuts, works out to about 75% of take home pay. These govt loans are not nearly as conservative as some think they are. The 45% used to be 32% last time I bought a house.
ParticipantEvery since the subject of these increased limits came up, I’ve been trying to figure out what the DTI limits are. Evidently that is not a clear cut answer. If you go to Fannie’s site and use their calculator “what can I afford”, it spits back a DTI of 45%!! That’s friggin’ nuts, works out to about 75% of take home pay. These govt loans are not nearly as conservative as some think they are. The 45% used to be 32% last time I bought a house.
ParticipantPeople here in CV are digging in, deeply in denial. I was talking to my neighbor last week who was telling me prices will never go down since we’re so close to the beach, etc. He said he plans to list and quickly sell in a few months for 600K, even though there are identical units for sale nearby in the low 500K’s. I felt like asking where exactly was the beach 10 years ago when he purchased for 200K, but I decided to let it drop.
ParticipantPeople here in CV are digging in, deeply in denial. I was talking to my neighbor last week who was telling me prices will never go down since we’re so close to the beach, etc. He said he plans to list and quickly sell in a few months for 600K, even though there are identical units for sale nearby in the low 500K’s. I felt like asking where exactly was the beach 10 years ago when he purchased for 200K, but I decided to let it drop.
ParticipantPeople here in CV are digging in, deeply in denial. I was talking to my neighbor last week who was telling me prices will never go down since we’re so close to the beach, etc. He said he plans to list and quickly sell in a few months for 600K, even though there are identical units for sale nearby in the low 500K’s. I felt like asking where exactly was the beach 10 years ago when he purchased for 200K, but I decided to let it drop.
ParticipantPeople here in CV are digging in, deeply in denial. I was talking to my neighbor last week who was telling me prices will never go down since we’re so close to the beach, etc. He said he plans to list and quickly sell in a few months for 600K, even though there are identical units for sale nearby in the low 500K’s. I felt like asking where exactly was the beach 10 years ago when he purchased for 200K, but I decided to let it drop.
ParticipantPeople here in CV are digging in, deeply in denial. I was talking to my neighbor last week who was telling me prices will never go down since we’re so close to the beach, etc. He said he plans to list and quickly sell in a few months for 600K, even though there are identical units for sale nearby in the low 500K’s. I felt like asking where exactly was the beach 10 years ago when he purchased for 200K, but I decided to let it drop.
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