But not a bad rate..If he doesn't want to drop pre-payments and you really want the financing (and you plan on holding), try to negotiate a declining prepayment penalty for the first few years when you expect it will have no impact on you.If he's trying to invest money 30 years at 6% secured by real estate, send him my contact info and I'll give him a nice fat note secured by my CA property and give him pre-payment penalties for the first 10-15 years..

The neighborhood was starting to decline, not a war zone, but the houses and residents began to reflect dropping incomes and real estate prices (bad for the homeowners like them, but good for investors).Have you looked into anything in the North Linden neighborhood?

I put in two separate offers with these agents.Both offers came back with counters that I declined and said my number was number.

I was polite for a minute and then declined and told them to poop in their hat while never contacting me again.They then filed discrimination charges against me.

Just as the buyers were talking about pulling out we found a notary here in Kuwait and had is signed and sent fedex to the US $100 and it arrived on time but the recorder did not like that document so she declined it.

Market had leveled off after the decline and there were lots of foreclosures, short sales and I ended up with my primary residence for a really good deal.

You do not transfer ALL risks to the lender; you transfer the risk of interest rate increases and the risk of property value decline, but you don't transfer liability risks to the lender (that's why you'll carry insurance, but then you have the risks associated with coverage levels and deductibles).

If you are talking tax value then I have a few reasons this could have happened: 1) An owner could have appealed their tax value due to market decline.

I've been seeing a big inflow of properties in the marketplace and looking at the price history, it looks like most of the state has had a steady decline since 2006.Are there cities in Ohio, like Toledo, which will be forgotten by job creators and renters, like Detroit?

Is the neighborhood improving or declining?