Would Elon Buy the ASC?

[alebrewer]

You know nothing.

I don't disagree with that statement in general. However, your childishness really shines through with that remark. Instead of acting like a child, though, why don't ya use that handy snipping tool you have and snip some CURRENT signage that reflects 'FNMA' (other than their stock ticker).

 

[Sadie]

I don't disagree with that statement in general. However, your childishness is really shines through with that remark. Instead of acting like a child, though, why don't ya use that handy snipping tool you have and snip some CURRENT signage that reflects 'FNMA' (other than their stock ticker).

This is one of the sillier back and forths. Fannie is the same as FNMA. Fannie is easier to mentally pronouce than FNMA. But they are the same.

 

[alebrewer]

This is one of the sillier back and forths. Fannie is the same as FNMA. Fannie is easier to mentally pronouce than FNMA. But they are the same.

So you won't be able to, then? Kind of negates the 'you know nothing' assertion, huh?

 

[Sadie]

So you won't be able to, then? Kind of negates the 'you know nothing' assertion, huh?

Some things I won't share, but if you look at all online communiques you will see they are used many times in this instance: Fannie Mae (FNMA). I was replying to your comment that "there is no such thing as FNMA anymore".

 

[Tim Hicks (Texas)]

This is one of the sillier back and forths. Fannie is the same as FNMA. Fannie is easier to mentally pronouce than FNMA. But they are the same.

As a person who did a lot of Fannie Mae REOs when they had them and attended their REO meetings since they are in Dallas, I remember them telling us the Fannie Mae not FNMA spiel at the meetings some 20 years ago. I pretty much survived 2007-2009 doing quite a few Fannie Mae REOs. They didn't pay customary and reasonable back then (they paid $400), but it was a whole lot better than no work at all. You didn't have to make appointments, just get the order and go use their lock boxes so it made the fee more acceptable. However, in today's market they still haven't raised their fees.

 

[alebrewer]

Some things I won't share, but if you look at all online communiques you will see they are used many times in this instance: Fannie Mae (FNMA). I was replying to your comment that "there is no such thing as FNMA anymore".

You mind posting where I said that? PS - I knew you wouldn't share, because there is NO current Fannie signage that states FNMA. So again: I call BS. Why can't you just admit that you were wrong? It's not hard - I have to do it all the time.

 

[J Grant]

Elon can buy the ASC and Fannie, after he buys Greenland for Trump and add a few trillion to the deficit for our military to try to take the Panama canal-

 

[The Bob]

As a person who did a lot of Fannie Mae REOs when they had them and attended their REO meetings since they are in Dallas, I remember them telling us the Fannie Mae not FNMA spiel at the meetings some 20 years ago. I pretty much survived 2007-2009 doing quite a few Fannie Mae REOs. They didn't pay customary and reasonable back then (they paid $400), but it was a whole lot better than no work at all. You didn't have to make appointments, just get the order and go use their lock boxes so it made the fee more acceptable. However, in today's market they still haven't raised their fees.

They sent me an order a month or so ago for the same fee. I declined. It was another clue to retire. I hadn't received an order from them in years. The last one, and it was years after the last before that, I countered with a "go away fee' of $900 and they bit. The orders were from NPDC in TX. I did 100's in the mid 2000's

 

[Flakey]

I got tired of their "report cards" with analytics indicating performance that would give a percentage of unacceptable work with no explanation of the criteria or what was not acceptable. Just had to guess what they were looking for.

 

[Sadie]

As a person who did a lot of Fannie Mae REOs when they had them and attended their REO meetings since they are in Dallas, I remember them telling us the Fannie Mae not FNMA spiel at the meetings some 20 years ago. I pretty much survived 2007-2009 doing quite a few Fannie Mae REOs. They didn't pay customary and reasonable back then (they paid $400), but it was a whole lot better than no work at all. You didn't have to make appointments, just get the order and go use their lock boxes so it made the fee more acceptable. However, in today's market they still haven't raised their fees.

It must have been the presenter, because none of our training sessions even brought up the Fannie vs FNMA thing. But back to the original point, FNMA does still exist.