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Cameron Frye
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Re: need a opinion but i feel stupid for asking
quote: tehehd wrote:
be careful what the buydown is. could be a temporary one that goes back up after a couple years. 6-6.25% is reasonable for a 30 year fixed right now. Also, what are they charging for points and fees? what percent are you looking to put down?
as far as your credit you have 14 days to shop around before your credit score is hit again. i would get 3 quotes. one from a local bank, one from a big bank (bank of america, wells fargo, wamu), and one from a broker/independent smaller bank with multiple outlets.
you can pm me your credit score, and your purchase price/down payment. i can give you some accurate rate quotes for your info.
Small thing thehed - wamu doesn't do home loans anymore. They got the **** kicked out of them on the sub-prime front and got completely out of the business.
Oh, and Xellos - avoid the online firm like Quicken or Lending tree. Teh hidden fees they have will kill you.
--- The designated hitter rule is like letting someone else take Wilt Chamberlain's free throws.
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5/13/2008, 3:03 pm
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tehehd
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Re: need a opinion but i feel stupid for asking
i know wamu stopped offering loans on the wholesale side for brokers, but didn't know they are game over on the retail side as well. i know they were in bad shape after seeing the crap they were doing the past few years. they actually were not a subprime lender, where they got their ass kicked was alt-a paper, interest only arm's and the famous, "pick a payment option arm neg am." they were giving these piece of **** loans to anyone, and failing to accurately outline the details that, oh yea, you will be upside down in three years, just in time for your pre payment penalty to expire.
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5/14/2008, 11:02 am
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Lionel Mandrake
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quote: Xellos007 wrote:
1st house i look at was off the market the same day
2nd house is also currently pending on monday when my agent call to submit a offer.
both houses have been on the market for less then a month.
i will be living in whatever house i buy for 5+ years unless the market goes crazy and maybe i will sell it for a profit or
I am looking at a property near the san leandro/hayward area that has 2 house seperate house. selling for $330k. I am thinking of making a offer on it and live in one unit and rent the other out.
anyone here has any property management experience?
At least enough to tell me if i am crazy for even thinking of doing something like that.
I have seen some movement in the south bay. I am looking at props with high DOM, short sales and bank owned. Multiple offers are not uncommon and I have missed on two chances, so things seem to be coming back a bit.
If you can pull off an investment property on the same lot, do it by all means. I have managed props for my parents before and it's not all that bad. In fact, the rental market is strong right now. Just do your homework on rental agreements, deposits, fair housing, etc. and you will be fine.
--- The trade-off between freedom and security, so often proposed so seductively, very often leads to the loss of both. - Christopher Hitchens
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5/22/2008, 2:25 pm
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