Do builders have too much leverage over consumers? First, they introduced the Bad Attitude Clause. Now, we see contracts stipulating waivers of "habitability and workmanship." Really? That must be the Build Anything Clause.
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@willwaltz 2/2 as long as you can. This will help leverage more recent sales to maximize the value and lower the cash you'll need to bring to closing. Good luck!
@willwaltz 1/2 Re PMI, ask your lender to price it into the loan. The additiobal interest is tax-deductible and the total pmt is usually cheaper. Look for programs like the Home Tax Advantage. In NC, it can give you an extra $1600/yr. Lastly, search under your budget and delay the appraisal
@whasup_doc One of the best arguments for owning instead of renting. Landlords should be thankful to collect rent today. It's unfortunate that there is no available inventory. Hang in there. This cycle will, too, pass.
TBJ reported today on "Overdraft fees – not a good way to pad profits."
We've been saying this for years at @Coastal24.
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Great night for a game and to celebrate 4 organizations who are getting grants from the @DurhamBulls Ballpark Project, presented by Coastal. Congrats to all the winners! https://t.co/hTtbLnGcMF 💚🐂🧢⚾️
When your bank gets a Billion dollar fine for their behavior, it's time to ask why they're still your bank.
Wells Fargo hit with big penalties for mortgage, auto insurance practices https://t.co/fW7OMB0e8x
When service comes before profits, this simply doesn't happen. #creditunionsrock Wells Fargo’s Wealth Management Unit Under Investigation https://t.co/eH56blC4mB