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@nejatian The assumption that faster closings will fundamentally change consumer behavior is flawed. Opendoor will remain a niche convenience service, not the primary way Americans buy and sell homes.

Every week, I discover a different part of the legacy real estate stack that runs on deprecated software. I just found out a pattern that is widely used in majority of real estate transactions that relies on a file format that was deprecated 20 years ago.

@MatthewLuttman @TheresaArueyin1 Heard that a lot. Seriously what are the scripture refs?

@TheresaArueyin1 One gifts. Not to be used without an interpreter.

@TheresaArueyin1 Raised Wesley Armenian. We were taught it can happen and is one of the gifts of the spirit but not necessary for sanctification or being filled with the H.S. I still believe it is not necessary because it wasn't always stated as happening /coinciding with the infilling. I have

@OatGoat_0x @hxxntrr Please elaborate

@hxxntrr Thats to many step, just dispute each one and say "no contract". I've done with like 6 people now, works like a charm.

i had $57,000 in debt I got it removed for $0 no bs, no joke took only 51 days everyone told me "just pay it off" or "hire a credit repair company" both options are for suckers who don't know the law Here's the method that makes experian panic: There's a method called "605(b) Sweeps" that deletes bankruptcies, collections, and charge-offs in 30-45 days with an 80%+ success rate Here's how it actually works: Section 605(b) of the FCRA says bureaus must verify disputed information within 30 days or delete it. The trick is they verify through "data furnishers" , aka the original creditors But most creditors sold your debt years ago. They don't have the records. They legally can't verify because the documentation doesn't exist anymore So you don't send goodwill letters begging them to forgive you… You send Method of Verification requests demanding they prove every data point: the original signed agreement, payment history, account terms, everything They can't produce documents they don't have. Unverified = deleted by law The 605(b) Sweep sequence: Week 1: Send MOV letters to all three bureaus (certified mail, return receipt) Week 2: Freeze the shadow bureaus (LexisNexis, SageStream, Innovis, ARS, ChexSystem) These are the "snitches" that verify your bad credit behind the scenes. Freeze them and bureaus get "unable to verify" responses Week 3: Wait for the panic. They have 30 days to verify. Clock is ticking Week 4-6: Watch items fall off because they couldn't verify through frozen sources I've seen Chapter 7 bankruptcies deleted in 43 days using this. $90,000 in collections gone in 51 days. All because the original creditors couldn't produce a wet signature from 2014 Goodwill letters = begging 605(b) Sweeps = demanding your legal rights Fair warning- this is very very greyhat and legality may depend on the state… Do everything at your own risk

@Gabepluguez Yes, yes it does

@hftquant_ Take off.

@hftquant_ @NicholasZa73290 Is this take off? or not.

I cracked one! My most stubborn and sickest family member let me give him this tonight. 👇🏽 Hopefully this helps.