I Hate Having to Cross Qualify My Buyers – Do You?
We are seeing more and more listings where at the request of the Listing Agent, and sometimes it’s stated as “at the request of the seller,” the buyer must be cross qualified with a particular lender.
This has been fairly common with short sales and REOS over the last 6 or 7 years, but it now becoming more frequent in “normal” sales.
In some cases a particular agent ALWAYS requires it, and of a particular lender. Hmmm.
I understand concerns about pre-approvals of (17 comments)
If you are planning to buy a Carlsbad home in 2015 (yeah, probably too late to do so in 2014 unless you can pay cash and find something right away), here’s the game plan I recommend.
You really need to have a strategy and a plan, whether you are a first time home buyer or an experienced one. Too many buyers go about the home buying process without a plan, either because they don’t know or simply are not all that serious. They bumble and stumble (9 comments)
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