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I’m guessing it was an oversight… the link sends us to an “organic..” something or other website.
Hope you enjoyed the Organic link; that’s my other passion, besides housing/investing. Sorry for the wrong link though.
I actually did enjoy it! I too am very concerned with the chemicals/etc in our foods. We bought some milk recently that had suck a bad chemical aftertaste that i had to pour it all out.
I’ve taken to cutting all the skin off our apples, etc. like the Japnese do. Too much residue.
It will be interesting to see what they actually sell for. It says the 50% is the opening bid, not necessarily what they will sell for. Powayseller, do you have time to track, and let us know what they go for?
On the organic thing – yep, I don’t even shop at ‘regular’ supermarkets anymore. Vegetables, meat and fruit at the regular places seem to have lost all their taste, so the organic is worth spending a bit more.
There are some on this forum who are great at tracking price reductions. Perhaps someone else will come forward…
Me thinks you are as guilty as the press for pimping RE. Calling an auction with an INITIAL BID of 50% below the previous asking price is far from a 50% price reduction. We wont know until it actually sells and this was a pretty deceptive post.
You’re right, I missed that it was an auction starting at 50% off.
However, that is very significant. Auctions usually start at market rate, so I assume either the market rate is 50% off, or they are hoping to get a bidding war going.
sdrealtor, how do the lenders usually price their auctions? Is it market rate?