6 results for MMA_Dork
| Tweet | Date | Source |
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| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx I get the economics behind it. What's to stop someone from selling a 400k valued house for 600k and if you foreclose, the bank loses 200+k In my situation, it was BS the house valued lower. Comps were smaller & less updated going for the same. HAD to be fixed after they saw my $ | Monday, June 08, 2020 11:28:32 PM | Twitter for Android |
| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx Seller had kids registered in a a different school and we're desperate to get out, but it could go either way - buyer or seller could get screwed over. And of course you need extra cash to furnish and fix some stuff | Monday, June 08, 2020 11:18:47 PM | Twitter for Android |
| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx Yes! It was exactly like that. You love the house have the money to avoid PMI, seller accepts, everyone's happy, and then you have to walk like a week before closing because you need to pay the difference. How is that allowed. | Monday, June 08, 2020 11:17:06 PM | Twitter for Android |
| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx It's such bs | Monday, June 08, 2020 10:46:39 PM | Twitter for Android |
| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx Yeah it's a dick move. Glad the seller had to lower or I would have walked. I already put 20% down and didn't have more to cover the extra. Didn't want PMI either | Monday, June 08, 2020 10:46:28 PM | Twitter for Android |
| @MMA_Dork @JJFromTheBronx This happened to me. Was ready to pay slightly under list price, but the house appraised for lower and the lender would not approve the loan. Some 2008 rules or some shit. Worked out in the end because the seller had to lower the price to get closer to the appraisal value | Monday, June 08, 2020 10:34:23 PM | Twitter for Android |
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