TimeAndTide

[quote] I don’t think the underwriting personnel take that amount of time or are that precise in their information gathering and valuations which probably leads to minimum info being inputted and wild swings in coverage amounts [/quote] Thank you for confirming that such a possibility can indeed ...

What the hell is it with you? Do you honestly think a question can't be asked on behalf of someone else? Like I said, it ain't my house, so I'm not the one shopping around. Whether you believe that or not is totally irrelevant to me. ...

[quote]Guess you want to bitch and moan and sound ignorant without actually wanting help.[/quote] So go ahead and enlighten me with what I'm missing. You can do that, right?...

[quote]Cost of labor and materials in Orleans is higher than elsewhere in the state. As stated, there aren't 235k new homes being built in Orleans. I would assume that cost includes a new slab and driveway and plumbing. The "cheap looking aluminum things" is probably going to run almost 10k these ...

[quote Basic is really cheap Formica countertops, vinyl tile, and a ceiling fan/light in each room. Some of those upgrades don't add much, but when you add them all.[/quote] That's exactly what this house has, and that's why $236,000 has me bewildered....

[quote]It isn’t cheap to rebuild after a natural disaster [/quote] You don't say. Can we get a little more specific?...

[quote]I think he’s her publicist or used to be some sort of press communication person. [/quote] He's definitely connected to Gregory Joseph in some type of capacity, but I'm just curious to find out who he actually is....

[quote]It depends on the opportunity cost of the extra money. What would you do with it? On that low of a mortgage balance with a 4.5 rate, I would consider stopping the extra payments as long as you use the money to make more money. There are a number of options available to do this. Having said t...

[quote]Oh yeah - what is the actual maturity of the mortgage? Also, what is your (regular) payment - like $700?[/quote] I wish I knew an exact date on the maturity, but if I refi'd in 2009, does that mean it's 2039? Sorry for not knowing the ins and outs about that stuff. Monthly payment is $50...

[quote]Let's put it this way - if the lender offered you the chance to take 10 years instead of 2 years to pay off the remaining balance, you would happily take that deal. The goal is almost to never pay it off in a sense.[/quote] I would have to say no, because I want that mission accomplished m...