Archive for the ‘lender alerts’ Category

Lenders will not finance homes with drainage problems

Saturday, April 11th, 2009

Most home loan lenders are taking a different outlook these days on the property quality itself, future property values and expectations, and the sellers/buyers motivations with respect to the non-disclosure of material facts concerning home drainage during the sale of a home.

As a result I see lenders in my market writing a different play book for financing homes with home drainage problems.

Most lenders are not going to finance a drainage problem anymore unless the hand excavated french drains are installed before closing of escrow rather than a band aid approach to groundwater problems. (more…)

Lenders are marketing groundwater problems to unsuspecting buyers

Monday, March 16th, 2009

Lenders around the United States are not telling the American public the extent to which they are really buried financially in many homes within their REO departments. Real estate owned is REO in bank jargon. Foreclosures.

These so called “toxic assets”, homes with drainage problems many times, are often homes with home drainage problems that have been known for a long time by the lender. If the lender is the seller, beware. (more…)

Banks getting free money and broadening their profit margin

Monday, May 26th, 2008

Well folks, it is time to discuss something other than home drainage for a moment. Man cannot live on home drainage alone, a wise scholar once said. I forget who that was at the moment however.

We have heard so much about how the Federal Reserve is the friend of the economy, the citizens, and the banks, right? Well, guess what is happening. (more…)