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To: SeekAndFind

Assuming you did not pay cash, how did you buy a house last month without qualifying for a mortgage?


4 posted on 08/24/2015 6:08:41 AM PDT by WayneS (Yeah, it's probably sarcasm...)
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To: WayneS

Put a deposit down, at least, now is at risk of losing it, and wants to blame someone else, no doubt.


10 posted on 08/24/2015 6:11:36 AM PDT by 9YearLurker
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And with that question out of the way, why in God's name would you want to buy a house in Potomac, Maryland?
12 posted on 08/24/2015 6:11:51 AM PDT by WayneS (Yeah, it's probably sarcasm...)
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Exactly. He bought nothing, rather he signed a bona fide offer, pending financing. Semantics, semantics everywhere, and not a correct thought conveyed.


17 posted on 08/24/2015 6:12:47 AM PDT by jimmyray
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Maybe he means he put a contract on a new house. Some people I know have had buyers go into contract, and then find they couldn’t get a loan or couldn’t sell their previous residence, so it’s back to square one for the seller.

As for the author, perhaps his inability to get a loan is a sign that he doesn’t really need to “trade up.” I’m very puzzled by people who change houses when they don’t absolutely have to - because they’re moving to a different state, for example.


18 posted on 08/24/2015 6:12:48 AM PDT by Tax-chick ("All the time live the truth with love in your heart." ~Fr. Ho Lung)
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