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No more rubber stamped mortgages after 2009. Notice Route 110 in Melville. Notice the decimated mortgage industry that never returned. We were ground zero for weak lending scrutiny and upside down mortgages. Ya know "affluent" LI is actually "leveraged up the wazoo with debt" LI. Fortunately flippers snatch up the short sales and flip them quick to city folk looking to escape. COVID just put the process on 'roids and bumped up the price ranges.
no one gives a crap. trust me. there's people here online that don't know how dumb the average joe is in NY. People flocking from NYC won't care if there are slaves living on the second floor.
I'd understand your concern if you lived in a normal part of the country, but this is a circus and that's how people approach it when buying and selling.
Take all of this user's advice with a grain of salt.
No more rubber stamped mortgages after 2009. Notice Route 110 in Melville. Notice the decimated mortgage industry that never returned. We were ground zero for weak lending scrutiny and upside down mortgages. Ya know "affluent" LI is actually "leveraged up the wazoo with debt" LI. Fortunately flippers snatch up the short sales and flip them quick to city folk looking to escape. COVID just put the process on 'roids and bumped up the price ranges.
in many cases, it was the same crooks from the stock broker boiler rooms (there were a ton of them on LI) that got in on it. After a bunch of them had been kicked out of that businesses by the SEC... they moved onto mortgages.
in many cases, it was the same crooks from the stock broker boiler rooms (there were a ton of them on LI) that got in on it. After a bunch of them had been kicked out of that businesses by the SEC... they moved onto mortgages.
Doesn't surprise me at all. Sharks gotta eat, too. lol
The house I bought had so many illegal things done with it and the bank just looked the other way when doing their inspection. If the banks nowadays looked at this kind of stuff, nobody would get their commission.
If the 13 colonies thought the same way, we would be living in US of England. Scratch that, it's not legal to invade native american soil isn't it?
my goodness, you people lack any common sense and what's scary is you don't know how backwards that kind of thinking is.
If you are hungry, eat. You don't need a sign telling you how to live. Welcome to earth.
Did you really compare your behavior to that of the people during the revolutionary war?
Yes, doing things illegally to your house is exactly like fighting for your freedom from another country
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