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Participant2009 will make 2008 look like 2007.
Participant2009 will make 2008 look like 2007.
Participant2009 will make 2008 look like 2007.
Participant2009 will make 2008 look like 2007.
January 28, 2009 at 12:18 AM in reply to: RUMOR: Buying another house while you currently own one… #337467ParticipantI talked to Countrywide today about refi my loans at the lower rates as of today (neither homes would be considered for refi because I do not owe nothing on em and rates are already low). The CW LO said he hasnt heared of anything like this (they always are the last to know sh!t anyways). He did say that they look at rental income and deduct 25% off it as income for the vacancy rate. That is all I know thus far.
January 28, 2009 at 12:18 AM in reply to: RUMOR: Buying another house while you currently own one… #337798ParticipantI talked to Countrywide today about refi my loans at the lower rates as of today (neither homes would be considered for refi because I do not owe nothing on em and rates are already low). The CW LO said he hasnt heared of anything like this (they always are the last to know sh!t anyways). He did say that they look at rental income and deduct 25% off it as income for the vacancy rate. That is all I know thus far.
January 28, 2009 at 12:18 AM in reply to: RUMOR: Buying another house while you currently own one… #337889ParticipantI talked to Countrywide today about refi my loans at the lower rates as of today (neither homes would be considered for refi because I do not owe nothing on em and rates are already low). The CW LO said he hasnt heared of anything like this (they always are the last to know sh!t anyways). He did say that they look at rental income and deduct 25% off it as income for the vacancy rate. That is all I know thus far.
January 28, 2009 at 12:18 AM in reply to: RUMOR: Buying another house while you currently own one… #337915ParticipantI talked to Countrywide today about refi my loans at the lower rates as of today (neither homes would be considered for refi because I do not owe nothing on em and rates are already low). The CW LO said he hasnt heared of anything like this (they always are the last to know sh!t anyways). He did say that they look at rental income and deduct 25% off it as income for the vacancy rate. That is all I know thus far.
January 28, 2009 at 12:18 AM in reply to: RUMOR: Buying another house while you currently own one… #338008ParticipantI talked to Countrywide today about refi my loans at the lower rates as of today (neither homes would be considered for refi because I do not owe nothing on em and rates are already low). The CW LO said he hasnt heared of anything like this (they always are the last to know sh!t anyways). He did say that they look at rental income and deduct 25% off it as income for the vacancy rate. That is all I know thus far.
January 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #333921ParticipantWhat happens if you bought, meet someone else, settle down, and the house is not suited for your needs then? Housing is for long term so I suggest saving, renting, and picking up one for investing if you like RE that much. Other than that I wouldnt rush into anything especially after a divorce where you could make a move that you may regret later. Good luck.
January 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334253ParticipantWhat happens if you bought, meet someone else, settle down, and the house is not suited for your needs then? Housing is for long term so I suggest saving, renting, and picking up one for investing if you like RE that much. Other than that I wouldnt rush into anything especially after a divorce where you could make a move that you may regret later. Good luck.
January 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334337ParticipantWhat happens if you bought, meet someone else, settle down, and the house is not suited for your needs then? Housing is for long term so I suggest saving, renting, and picking up one for investing if you like RE that much. Other than that I wouldnt rush into anything especially after a divorce where you could make a move that you may regret later. Good luck.
January 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334364ParticipantWhat happens if you bought, meet someone else, settle down, and the house is not suited for your needs then? Housing is for long term so I suggest saving, renting, and picking up one for investing if you like RE that much. Other than that I wouldnt rush into anything especially after a divorce where you could make a move that you may regret later. Good luck.
January 23, 2009 at 9:19 AM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334450ParticipantWhat happens if you bought, meet someone else, settle down, and the house is not suited for your needs then? Housing is for long term so I suggest saving, renting, and picking up one for investing if you like RE that much. Other than that I wouldnt rush into anything especially after a divorce where you could make a move that you may regret later. Good luck.
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