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Jan-18 $300450000 Looking for a home to buy with some cash back can anyone help me. (sacramento area)
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January 24, 2007
Let's take the Cash-Back-Carousel-of-Fraud(TM) for a spin. Today's stop: Craigslist Sacramento
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March will see a thaw in housing prices as listings surge for the spring selling season while foreclosures surge.
Is it still fraud/illegal if the homebuilder is offering cash back and you use their company's financing? That would be like a cash-back offer from the car dealers, no?
that is friggin unbelievable
that is criminal
read the one neer the bottom 14%off
no payments for 4 years no tax
plain and simple
that is criminal
would the bank lend you a $30,000
for a car that cost $20,000
if you had terrible credit?
Can someone explain in detail how Cash-backs work?
I say all the poor people should do liar's loans, take the cashback, live there until foreclosure, and screw the stupid lenders. this is the only way they will learn. First, we have to shut down the GSE's so the taxpayers don't get screwed too
How does a Million cash back sound?? How can this be legal?
found on craigslist
http://tinyurl.com/2xp9gs
As a person who lives in Sacramento, it was eye opening to see that this is the capital of mortgage fraud right now. It makes perfect sense because the Sacramento market went absolutely nuts these past few years. The things people do to buy a home is quite scary and the near universal belief that you needed to buy was nearly cult like. I can see how and why cash backs are big here now.
would the bank lend you a $30,000
for a car that cost $20,000
if you had terrible credit?
Happens all the time. Dealers lend more than the car is worth. Ever heard those car ads that say "we'll pay off your loan no matter how upside down you are"?
That is the exact same scenario. Someone comes in with a trade worth $5000 and a loan on it of $10,000. They buy a $25,000 car and add the $5,000 on top if for a $30,000 loan on a $25,000 car. Perfectly legal.
I think KEIF and the rest of you are confusing fraud with bad business decisions. Either that or - more likely - you have no clude what you're talking about.
Every one of these craigslist ads got pulled because of HP's post FYI
Same as the Phoenix ads
Weird
VA realtor offering cash back as if its legal!
http://www.onlyfour.com/
nah, I think it was just HP'ers flagging them down. Too bad, because now I can't look at them.
http://sacramento.craigslist.org/search/rfs?query=cash%20back
Is there a place to report these fraud offers in Washington state?
There is a shyster mortgage broker posting 10% cash back financing posters all over my work place, and I want to tip off the state authorities to them.
For home buyers or sellers, Most states allow a party to the contract to share in the real estate commission from a real estate broker, disclosure to all parties is required.
So legally a real estate broker can give the home buyer or seller a legal cash back that appears on the closing statement.
Other types of non real estate broker cash back or stipulations could be suspect.
How cash back works.
Legally, for the purchase of real estate, a real estate broker (only) can share his commission with the buyer or seller.
Businesses other than licensed real estate brokers offering cash back is questionable.
Lets say they charge 6% commission to sell a house.3% to the buyers broker/agent and 3% to the sellers broker/agent.
The either broker can legally give a fully disclosed "cash rebate" to his client. "30% cash back" is 30% of his 3% commission. No one is charged more because of the cash back. The broker makes less but is happy to get the business.
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