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9 FSBO Pitfalls & the Lessons We Can Learn From Them

Posted 02-14-2018 at 11:11 AM by NativeKansasGirl

9 FSBO Pitfalls & the Lessons We Can Learn From Them

NativeKansasGirl

Real Estate Agent

Posted in Lifestyle

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Improving Your Mortgage Process by Learning from Experts

Posted 02-13-2018 at 10:31 PM by MarkSmith09

Mortgage processing usually takes up to 50% of the total closing cycle time. Furthermore, the quality of processing can have a significant impact on the closing ratios. Not to mention, it forms a major part of the loan production cost. Lenders who are leveraging the right technology and global delivery model in processing can reduce their cycle time by 25% and reduce their loan production cost by up to 30%.

Lenders should partner with global business process management (BPM) firms...

MarkSmith09

Junior Member

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Retiring - We Need Your Help!

Posted 02-13-2018 at 05:42 AM by Diane_Beau

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Originally Posted by waccamatt

If you're referring to California as the land of fruits and nuts I think you'd like the Upstate better than Columbia.

I wasn't referring to fruit trees :-) but lot's trees would be nice.

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And another

Posted 02-13-2018 at 01:34 AM by SFX

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Originally Posted by jbgusa

Weather goes in cycles. The AGW alarmists are taking a trend and extrapolating it endlessly. Sort of like projecting daylight time changes from late June until now and forecasting round-the-clock darkness.

in response

SFX

Has data, knows it won't matter at all

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A topic needs to happen

Posted 02-13-2018 at 01:20 AM by SFX

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Originally Posted by LKJ1988

Just gonna heat up more and more over years. There is no way around it, this is run away heating in action right before all of our eyes. I have kept records since the late 70's and the last 7 years alone is all i need to know that we are in big trouble.