The recent rate cut was motivated more by politics than by real need.

I'm sure the home equity loan they offered at prime plus 1.9% was priced simply because the ltv was so tight due to the "non-appraisal"You all have a complicated world.

I agree on using good neutral colors I also fix the house up nice I want something that I would like to live in and I am some what picky.so I think that most try to cut the cost as much as possible and then you have a good deal that looks cheap.

The amount you can pull is credit based just like any other loan.I used them when I started out becuase I could get a check cut within three hours.

If nothing else you can cut and paste into a "word" document, fix it and then copy it back here.

If the sale is getting close, then I would simply go to the auction and bid.

However if the seller cannot get his credit in check and align himself to buy back his property, I will simply throw it on the market.Keep in mind the original safety net is 75 percent of the value at the buy in price, this is Southern Californian RE, the price will almost never drop so drastically in that short amount of time.

Now I am wondering how to approach this deal (and the Realtor) with an offer in which we can assign the contract or if I should just cut my losses and pass the lead off to an investor.Any thoughts/ideas are greatly appreciated.

This means engaging these new members and the others who have welcomed these members in a conversation, not simply posting "Hello" or "Welcome to the site" . . . you must put at least a little thought into your posts.3.

This means engaging these new members and the others who have welcomed these members in a conversation, not simply posting "Hello" or "Welcome to the site" . . . you must put at least a little thought into your posts.3.