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Laurie worked tirelessly ........
Hi Laurie A note just to say thanks for the effort and patience that you’ve shown through out the 2 months that we’ve worked together. It was a great experience to work with Laurie during a difficult season in terms of the housing market in Whistler . Laurie worked tirelessly through countless weekends and got our two properties sold in just under 2 months and at a price that we didn’t think that we would attain. Both transactions were not without the usual hiccups and Laurie navigated us through them with her many years of experience in the Whistler and Pemberton market . Thanks very much Laurie, you took away all the headaches and stress from selling our properties. Look forward to working with you in the future
Mark Wong
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Financing Your Home >Credit Card Mania
Most people know that a checkered credit history can disqualify you for a home loan, and maxed-out credit cards can do the same thing. But what most people don't know is that merely having a large number of credit cards, even with low balances and a history of timely payments, can disqualify you for a home mortgage loan just as quickly.
According to credit experts, having a number of credit cards can be just as detrimental to the granting of further credit as a history of late payments. Lenders look at it this way: If you have ten credit cards, each with a limit of $5,000, that means you have the potential to run up $50,000 in debt virtually any time you choose. That mere possibility makes you a greater risk, from their point of view.
The moral of the story? If you are planning to apply for a home loan in the future, keep only those credit cards you actually need to use and cancel the others.
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What was the greatest land grant ever given to an English subject?
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William Penn arrived in October, 1682, to take over his enormous grant that later became Pennsylvania and Delaware.
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