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DTP said:
My uncle just sold his Key Largo vacation home. It's a small lot on a canal that leads to the bay. The only structure was a double wide that has been there for 40 years and a small tiki hut. He got $435,000 for it. The buyer had to get financing for it and I'm going to assume that would be a considered a mortgage. I'm not in the banking industry by any means but I think you can get a mortgage for any property regardless of what type of home is on it.
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If the double wide was on a foundation then yeah its real estate. Otherwise...someone would have to secure a mortgage for just the value of the land which is possible cause the land isn't going to drive off when the mortgagor decides to default leaving the bank with just a topless crawlspace.

At least thats my understanding.

Either way...fvck all these gaytor fans and their not mortgage mortgages
 
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mikensherri924 said:
I had no idea! But you would still be hard pressed to find a normal person who would still call that a mortgage since a mortgage has to be for real estate or real property....which a not permanently affixed home is not.

If his double wide is actually on a foundation...its a mortgage. But let's be real here..he's a gaytor fan...so that's not what's happening lol
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Yep it has to be affixed or on a foundation as some would say to be considered a mortgage. The ones that are not are usually lot loans.
 
mikensherri924 said:
If the double wide was on a foundation then yeah its real estate. Otherwise...someone would have to secure a mortgage for just the value of the land which is possible cause the land isn't going to drive off when the mortgagor decides to default leaving the bank with just a topless crawlspace.

At least thats my understanding.

Either way...fvck all these gaytor fans and their not mortgage mortgages
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The value is 100% the property. I believe the double wide was appraised by the insurance company for 15 grand.
 
Ok gaytes, let me answer your questions.

Will Miami employ two tight end sets?
Yes. A lot. Our tight ends are two of our top playmakers.

Zion has gained a lot of weight since high school, how much of it is bad weight?
14% body fat. His new name is Mount Zion

Who on the defensive line should they be scared of?

EVERYBODY
 
Stylie said:
Lol. These guys are hilarious.
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I found the guy you bet in here.

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orange&green84 said:
Garvin's likely going to be a day 2 draft pick and is a potential All-American candidate. Hill's a ******* terror when he was at VT. But yeah, we have no one on our DL. Gaytor fans are funny.
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LOL. That wasn't the guy. I should hit him up though. That would be an extra $100. It's like their fans know nothing about Miami. The things they say are so absurd. The thing earlier about us not having anyone on the D line???? What????
 
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Canes2082 said:
These idiot's keep saying the deepest receiving core. There is a difference between deep and being good. Hate to tell them but yes while their receivers may be talented, Mullens system is more run first than pass. Also you actually have to have a QB who gets you the ball and what they fail to realize is Mullen protects Franks by masking his biggest problem which is passing!
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I know Franks will be in New York this year, but did y’all know that he only threw for 300 yards more than Kosi/Malik in 2018? Who would’ve thought?
 
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