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All Forum Posts by: David Mario Ramirez

David Mario Ramirez has started 2 posts and replied 3 times.

Post: FHA Appraisal problem...HELP!

David Mario RamirezPosted
  • Whittier, CA
  • Posts 3
  • Votes 0

I know this has been posted before but I need some fresh info if its possible., Appraisal came in at 188k on a 230k deal. Buyers agent and their lender submitted to FHA for case # without consulting us prior to inform us of the issue. I comped this house and I am rarely this far off. Is their any solution for us here. Lender is being unhelpful, Buyers agent will not say she moved forward without calling us prior to getting the FHA case # which would have allowed us to cancel the deal ahead of the case number. Who's liable?, Help! dr :help:

Hey there fellow rider,
2005 Yamaha FJR 1300 here, Like to cruise sometimes to my OPen Houses. I have investors who only buy in L.A. County, Cash at the courthouse, rehabb then flip. I do everything from the scouting to the eviction, rehabb and flip. Last week, One investor wanted to try to sell the house we bought for him on his own. Well now he calls me and says the appraisal is too low and the buyers agent submitted the case to FHA so now its tied up for $42,000 less than the contract price. This guy really effed up, Pays to know and trust a broker. I am looking for a solution here to try to help him since I know he has learned his lesson. Any suggestions would be appreciated like maybe challenging the Appraisal some way. :roll: DR

Hi everyone,
I normally use forums for my Motorcycle and Car stuff, This is cool for the Real Estate!
Doing business in So Cal. Lots of ups and downs here, Take Care. DR :cool: