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For those that think housing prices are going to continue to
increase... Northern Virginia Available Homes Inventory March 1, 2005(left number) April 2, 2006 (right number) Alexandria City 121 846 Arlington County 159 807 Fairfax City 26 90 Fairfax County 800 5,764 Falls Church City 6 46 Loudoun County 708 3,369 Manassas City 34 269 Manassas Park 18 125 Prince Will. Cty 673 3,708 Source: Virginiamls.com A couple of years ago I bought a house. Conforming loan, 30% down, 15 year fixed. I got it at 4.625%. Or, i could have gone through the company Wingie was working for and paid 6.5%. Needless to say, I didn't use Wingie as my mortgage broker. Here's what I don't understand. Wingie is promising his investors 12%. Lenders are climbing over each other to re-fi stuff in the mid 6% range. If I want to borrow money against real estate, under the conditions Wingie has on his website (70% loan to value, no rural, no construction loans, no rehab, etc) why would I go to him and pay 12%+? |
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