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waterboy
ParticipantSo have the layoffs happened yet
waterboy
ParticipantSo have the layoffs happened yet
waterboy
ParticipantSo have the layoffs happened yet
waterboy
ParticipantSo have the layoffs happened yet
waterboy
ParticipantThe Seahaus auction is a short sale and my guess is the auction company is hoping to show the lender a bunch of bids so they can go back to bank and say the highest is fair market value and you better take the deal quickly.
I could see it going for a sales price of $1.1M plus the 10% buyers fee.
waterboy
ParticipantThe Seahaus auction is a short sale and my guess is the auction company is hoping to show the lender a bunch of bids so they can go back to bank and say the highest is fair market value and you better take the deal quickly.
I could see it going for a sales price of $1.1M plus the 10% buyers fee.
waterboy
ParticipantThe Seahaus auction is a short sale and my guess is the auction company is hoping to show the lender a bunch of bids so they can go back to bank and say the highest is fair market value and you better take the deal quickly.
I could see it going for a sales price of $1.1M plus the 10% buyers fee.
waterboy
ParticipantThe Seahaus auction is a short sale and my guess is the auction company is hoping to show the lender a bunch of bids so they can go back to bank and say the highest is fair market value and you better take the deal quickly.
I could see it going for a sales price of $1.1M plus the 10% buyers fee.
waterboy
ParticipantThe Seahaus auction is a short sale and my guess is the auction company is hoping to show the lender a bunch of bids so they can go back to bank and say the highest is fair market value and you better take the deal quickly.
I could see it going for a sales price of $1.1M plus the 10% buyers fee.
waterboy
ParticipantAll those newer developments in CV will get whacked good, but which ones have the riskiest borrowers.
Maybe some of you want to take a stab at which subdivision are most like Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman, Fannie, Freddie, Merrill, Morgan Stanley….etc
If you had to invest into one CV subdivision at current levels, which one would it be and why?
waterboy
ParticipantAll those newer developments in CV will get whacked good, but which ones have the riskiest borrowers.
Maybe some of you want to take a stab at which subdivision are most like Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman, Fannie, Freddie, Merrill, Morgan Stanley….etc
If you had to invest into one CV subdivision at current levels, which one would it be and why?
waterboy
ParticipantAll those newer developments in CV will get whacked good, but which ones have the riskiest borrowers.
Maybe some of you want to take a stab at which subdivision are most like Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman, Fannie, Freddie, Merrill, Morgan Stanley….etc
If you had to invest into one CV subdivision at current levels, which one would it be and why?
waterboy
ParticipantAll those newer developments in CV will get whacked good, but which ones have the riskiest borrowers.
Maybe some of you want to take a stab at which subdivision are most like Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman, Fannie, Freddie, Merrill, Morgan Stanley….etc
If you had to invest into one CV subdivision at current levels, which one would it be and why?
waterboy
ParticipantAll those newer developments in CV will get whacked good, but which ones have the riskiest borrowers.
Maybe some of you want to take a stab at which subdivision are most like Bear Sterns, AIG, Lehman, Fannie, Freddie, Merrill, Morgan Stanley….etc
If you had to invest into one CV subdivision at current levels, which one would it be and why?
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