it's not looking good
I don't think my broker can pull off this mortgage, even if the offer goes through and the place is otherwise mine. I have to wait and see. Right now, it's not looking good.
posted by Jenna at 11:51 AM
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
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11 Comments:
Well, crap. I'm still thinking of you and compulsively checking your blog anyway.
So what's the worst thing that can happen? You don't get this place, and you end up finding something else that suits you just fine, financially and otherwise. You've already accomplished so much, you're still quite young (by the standards of many of us here ;-) and I'm sure there are plenty of other opportunities out there. Good luck with whatever happens!
Yes, for the future it would be good to get pre-approved for a mortgage so that you exactly what you can shop for. I think it would definitely save some heartbreak .
Hang in there! Everything will work out to be just right. You'll see.
Sure you have heard this before...but when one door closes, another opens... There is something better ahead.
Hang in there! Everything will work out to be just right. You'll see.
The did give me a pre-approval letter. I needed it to make the offer. The mortgage place won't really give an anwser on if it's actually going to be approved though.
Okay Lord,
Jenna is in a fix right now and she needs Your help. We ask for guidance and wisdom and a big door to be opened to find her just the right place. If the Jackson house is right, we ask that You open that door and let her step thru. If not, point the way to the place she is meant to live.
Keep Your hand on her shoulder Lord. Thank You for Your grace.
In Jesus' name we pray,
Amen
If it's possible, try to shop around with a broker for a mortagage. I realize the system is different in the US (I'm in Canada) but we were refused for a mortgage from nearly every major bank before we found a small credit union who would give us a mortgage. Our broker pulled out all the stops and after a few weeks of sleuthing he came through.
I, too, am constantly checking your blog. I know things will work out....they have to!
Hi Jenna, The smartest thing I ever did when I bought my house was to get two Mortage Brokers, and pit them against each other. That dropped my mortage by two percentage points.
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