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Meredith Dove Rent our current house?
19 January 2023 | 15 replies
I am so sorry I am just seeing this now, Ian.
Account Closed Is this a good deal or am I ludicrous for the idea?
6 May 2020 | 5 replies
@Ian WalshThanks for the response, but what do you mean by “working funds”?
Pratap Singh Remote STR Cost Seg + Bonus depreciation for W2 tax offset
21 January 2023 | 9 replies
Then I sent him the specific ruling on the STR loophole with the 7 tests mentioned by Ian and he then said that in order for me to pass the 100 hour test, I have to have worked less than 100 hours in my W2 which obviously would never pass.
Ian Plocky Qualifying for a Commercial Loan: What are lenders looking for??
11 June 2020 | 20 replies
@Ian Plocky They will look at your personal tax returns and your debt coverage ratio.
Ian K. Interested in investing in Texas..
6 February 2022 | 6 replies
@Ian K.
Minna Reid My beloved Civic....
25 March 2007 | 9 replies
-Ian
Peter Walther November mortgage data
20 January 2023 | 6 replies
I thought I'd share this information from Black Knight Financial:December 22, 2022 Data & AnalyticsPrepayment activity in November dropped 15.6% to a single month mortality (SMM) rate of 0.40% – once again marking the lowest rate on record since before 2000 when Black Knight started reporting the metricThe national delinquency rate rose another 3.5% in November to 3.01%, up 10 basis points since October, driven by a 31K (+3.9%) increase in 30-day delinquencies and a 25K (+11%) rise in 60-day delinquenciesThe delinquency rate in Florida rose another 18 basis points in the month to 3.60% as the impact of Hurricane Ian on homeowners’ ability to make mortgage payments continuesImprovement among seriously past-due loans continues to stagnate, with the population of 90-day delinquencies ticking down -0.2% from the month priorForeclosure starts rose again (+19%) on the heels of October’s increase, but the month’s 23.4K starts are still below the recent high seen in June 2022 and remain 30% below pre-pandemic levelsForeclosure was started on 4.3% of serious delinquencies in November, up 7 basis points from October but still 44% less than the rate seen in the years leading up to the pandemicActive foreclosure inventory rose 5.3%, though 2022 volumes remain subdued after the record lows of 2021 due to widespread moratoriums and forbearance protections
Olia Kalinina Fort Myers FL vs. Bayonne, NJ
5 January 2023 | 8 replies
FL duplex was not impacted by Ian (lucky!)