Wow, that property has had more fingers in it than Paris Hilton.OOOOOPS, I did NOT write that just now!!!

Thank you Mitch and Aaron...I am meeting them today and have a letter prepared to that effect :-)Keeping my fingers crossed...

as matty said, greg may not be out to intentionally screw over people by selling crap, but the way he worded his post made it seem that way....marc, you're a man of the note business, so you understand what he's saying proabably...sorry to say, i'm not as sophisticated with the note lingo as you, and i see it as many people would see it...keeping 'the good ones' implies that you're not keeping (thus selling) the 'not good ones', (the crap)....maybe not what greg meant exactly, but that's the way my eyes read it...i geuss it's a good lesson for us all on typing a little slower and thinking out our posts...i know i'm guilty of letting my fingers go rapid fire sometimes!

Katrina was a storm and a flood, so two different insurers were able to point fingers at each other.

The broker can arrange it and get paid, but you need to "fund at the table" with certified funds......the fewer number of fingers that touch it, the lower the risk of losing any of it.

To your success,Hii Ted, I know a buyers list is key but the SS folks at the bank want the property listed before they lift a finger.

The payment on a 30 yr fixed at 3% would be 1205.79 Using the 1,000 payment directly after your 24th payment you would still owe 278,959.70 if my fingers worked their magic properly.

We need to keep our fingers crossed, imo.

If your investors are only willing to pay 10K less than what you thought they would based on the MLS or other valuation sites, pointing your finger and saying "but so and so said it was worth this!"

Keeping my fingers crossed.