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This thread shows me that we haven’t really learned much from 2008, except how to wrap things up in different paper and add a bow.
If this thread proves anything, it's that a good number of consumers still do not read their Disclosures, do not learn about the process, and blame everything on the Mean Ol' Bank.
Will be making an offer tomorrow on a property, with terms in my favor as well. 115k offer on a 125k listed property and 3% to closing (which will cover the downpayment).
Dual agent thinks it will be seen favorably by the seller. Some light TLC is needed, but thats fine.
Will be making an offer tomorrow on a property, with terms in my favor as well. 115k offer on a 125k listed property and 3% to closing (which will cover the downpayment).
Dual agent thinks it will be seen favorably by the seller. Some light TLC is needed, but thats fine.
I understand they need to protect their interest, but its literally only $500. Like, seriously? It really should be based on credit score whether or not one needs to put $500 into escrow....
I find it honestly offensive they would attempt to charge me $14 for a damn credit report. Mind you, I get these free from Discover and many other credit cards. The dealership doesn't charge me for this either, they know its the cost of doing business.
You are seriously complaining about a one time $14 charge? You sound like a fun person to be around....
Will be making an offer tomorrow on a property, with terms in my favor as well. 115k offer on a 125k listed property and 3% to closing (which will cover the downpayment).
Dual agent thinks it will be seen favorably by the seller. Some light TLC is needed, but thats fine.
UM - you're using a dual agent on your first time home buy?!
A dual agent represents the seller. For someone picking apart the mortgage and worrying about $14, why would you go into the biggest purchase of your life without someone representing you?
UM - you're using a dual agent on your first time home buy?!
A dual agent represents the seller. For someone picking apart the mortgage and worrying about $14, why would you go into the biggest purchase of your life without someone representing you?
I checked back in to see if the guy waaay up thread who said he finances vehicles because he can otherwise use that $$ on a 60% return investment, had told us all how how does that
I checked back in to see if the guy waaay up thread who said he finances vehicles because he can otherwise use that $$ on a 60% return investment, had told us all how how does that
Eh.
It is a droll diversion from serious and interesting stuff....
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