Any homeowners here?

[96EXP415L7]

how shocking it is, johnny dramas little peter got hard again for bannin someone that disagrees with him. my symphathy goes out for johnny

 

[96EXP415L7]

how shocking it is, johnny dramas little peter got hard again for bannin someone that disagrees with him. my symphathy goes out for johnny

i take back what i said, im sorry. i just wanna make sure that johnny doesnt find me at a gas station, bust me in my nose then get in his truck and drive to work so, sorry bro. no hard feelings....just dont beat me up //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crap.gif.7f4dd41e3e9b23fbd170a1ee6f65cecc.gif

 

[handymanny]

And before, you said this:

True, the mortgage business isn't the best market to be in if you are looking for consistency and security. Honestly I have gone 2 months without seeing a dime, but then it pays off the 3rd or 4th month. If only 1 or 2 loans fund in the entire month, that's only a 4-5k dollar month. But at the same time I might be working on a pipeline of 4-5 loans, and 3 of them might fund the next month...and I charge a 1% origination fee on almost ALL of my loans

So, on average, how much do you make in total on a loan? Just the !,500, or is that strictly what you make for the application?

oh and to answer your question, since i put it out there anyways. I charge 1 to 2% origination. So depending on the loan amount, I get 60 percent of the 1-2%

 

[Tor]

Well arent we the toughest SOB online these days

I'm certainly not the dumbest scamming SOB online these days.