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Am I the only one bored to death with this thread as the OP has been answered ad nauseam? Time for all to move on.0
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The OP is a rude individual who's been defensive and ungrateful throughout the thread.
As many have said, all he needed to do was (shock) ask the lender. But no, let's ask randoms on a message board and then get sh*tty with them when he doesn't like the answers.0 -
Let_Us_See wrote: »Am I the only one bored to death with this thread as the OP has been answered ad nauseam? Time for all to move on.
Many people view the forum , read the posts and move on.
Hopefully threads like this wake people up to the realisation that dealing with finance matters in particular contracts isn't a game. Where the rules are flexible. The basic principles of mortgage lending have been around for decades.0
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