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  • March 19, 2008 at 3:04 PM #173751
    NotCranky
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    it’s cool man, just a thought. my other suggestion is that he pass on realtors and just go with an experienced panga captain…

    Hey i caught more yellowtail form a plywood panga in Tijuana than I did in countless full fair sportfishers out of point loma.

    JWM. of course Markholmes got it right but the debate wasn’t about getting it right IMO. I guess I’ll throw a party when you, Marion, Klinge and Adam decide I have it right. Klinge and Adam can sponsor it.

    March 19, 2008 at 3:22 PM #173323
    drunkle
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    i didn’t go on the midnight bottom fishing panga trip with the ornery and drunk captain who had to be literally dragged out of his house, but i did go (and get good and sick) on the sportfisher day trip… hauled in a nice lot of dorado, best fish tacos ever…

    cabo san lucas… “it’s fucking hot!”

    March 19, 2008 at 3:22 PM #173663
    drunkle
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    i didn’t go on the midnight bottom fishing panga trip with the ornery and drunk captain who had to be literally dragged out of his house, but i did go (and get good and sick) on the sportfisher day trip… hauled in a nice lot of dorado, best fish tacos ever…

    cabo san lucas… “it’s fucking hot!”

    March 19, 2008 at 3:22 PM #173665
    drunkle
    Participant

    i didn’t go on the midnight bottom fishing panga trip with the ornery and drunk captain who had to be literally dragged out of his house, but i did go (and get good and sick) on the sportfisher day trip… hauled in a nice lot of dorado, best fish tacos ever…

    cabo san lucas… “it’s fucking hot!”

    March 19, 2008 at 3:22 PM #173684
    drunkle
    Participant

    i didn’t go on the midnight bottom fishing panga trip with the ornery and drunk captain who had to be literally dragged out of his house, but i did go (and get good and sick) on the sportfisher day trip… hauled in a nice lot of dorado, best fish tacos ever…

    cabo san lucas… “it’s fucking hot!”

    March 19, 2008 at 3:22 PM #173766
    drunkle
    Participant

    i didn’t go on the midnight bottom fishing panga trip with the ornery and drunk captain who had to be literally dragged out of his house, but i did go (and get good and sick) on the sportfisher day trip… hauled in a nice lot of dorado, best fish tacos ever…

    cabo san lucas… “it’s fucking hot!”

    March 19, 2008 at 3:25 PM #173328
    Peace
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    A realtor who ignores low offers will not admit that they would have to back-track on a lot of the schmooz talk laid down to get the listing.
    “Low Ball” offers should be part of the discussion during the pre-listing sales pitch.
    No one, least of all realtors, should be surprised or offended by low ball offers these days.

    March 19, 2008 at 3:25 PM #173668
    Peace
    Participant

    A realtor who ignores low offers will not admit that they would have to back-track on a lot of the schmooz talk laid down to get the listing.
    “Low Ball” offers should be part of the discussion during the pre-listing sales pitch.
    No one, least of all realtors, should be surprised or offended by low ball offers these days.

    March 19, 2008 at 3:25 PM #173669
    Peace
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    A realtor who ignores low offers will not admit that they would have to back-track on a lot of the schmooz talk laid down to get the listing.
    “Low Ball” offers should be part of the discussion during the pre-listing sales pitch.
    No one, least of all realtors, should be surprised or offended by low ball offers these days.

    March 19, 2008 at 3:25 PM #173690
    Peace
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    A realtor who ignores low offers will not admit that they would have to back-track on a lot of the schmooz talk laid down to get the listing.
    “Low Ball” offers should be part of the discussion during the pre-listing sales pitch.
    No one, least of all realtors, should be surprised or offended by low ball offers these days.

    March 19, 2008 at 3:25 PM #173771
    Peace
    Participant

    A realtor who ignores low offers will not admit that they would have to back-track on a lot of the schmooz talk laid down to get the listing.
    “Low Ball” offers should be part of the discussion during the pre-listing sales pitch.
    No one, least of all realtors, should be surprised or offended by low ball offers these days.

    March 19, 2008 at 4:21 PM #173353
    jimklinge
    Participant

    Jim puts me down Marion. Different ways. You are not privy to that for two reasons. You were not here when he struck first blood and this is over your head.I am not trying to hurt him. I think my posts before he got here were real and his wasn’t so much more than a sales pitch. Aren’t we allowed to ask for data?

    No offense intended, and sorry for the sales pitch.

    I haven’t sold any houses at 25% below list price, but I’ve offered that low and lower. I think buyers have the right to make offers, and agents should step up to help them.

    Jim the Realtor

    P.S. Rustico – your comment about striking blood was referring to today, right? If there was some previous incident, I’ll apologize for that too.

    March 19, 2008 at 4:21 PM #173693
    jimklinge
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    Jim puts me down Marion. Different ways. You are not privy to that for two reasons. You were not here when he struck first blood and this is over your head.I am not trying to hurt him. I think my posts before he got here were real and his wasn’t so much more than a sales pitch. Aren’t we allowed to ask for data?

    No offense intended, and sorry for the sales pitch.

    I haven’t sold any houses at 25% below list price, but I’ve offered that low and lower. I think buyers have the right to make offers, and agents should step up to help them.

    Jim the Realtor

    P.S. Rustico – your comment about striking blood was referring to today, right? If there was some previous incident, I’ll apologize for that too.

    March 19, 2008 at 4:21 PM #173704
    jimklinge
    Participant

    Jim puts me down Marion. Different ways. You are not privy to that for two reasons. You were not here when he struck first blood and this is over your head.I am not trying to hurt him. I think my posts before he got here were real and his wasn’t so much more than a sales pitch. Aren’t we allowed to ask for data?

    No offense intended, and sorry for the sales pitch.

    I haven’t sold any houses at 25% below list price, but I’ve offered that low and lower. I think buyers have the right to make offers, and agents should step up to help them.

    Jim the Realtor

    P.S. Rustico – your comment about striking blood was referring to today, right? If there was some previous incident, I’ll apologize for that too.

    March 19, 2008 at 4:21 PM #173714
    jimklinge
    Participant

    Jim puts me down Marion. Different ways. You are not privy to that for two reasons. You were not here when he struck first blood and this is over your head.I am not trying to hurt him. I think my posts before he got here were real and his wasn’t so much more than a sales pitch. Aren’t we allowed to ask for data?

    No offense intended, and sorry for the sales pitch.

    I haven’t sold any houses at 25% below list price, but I’ve offered that low and lower. I think buyers have the right to make offers, and agents should step up to help them.

    Jim the Realtor

    P.S. Rustico – your comment about striking blood was referring to today, right? If there was some previous incident, I’ll apologize for that too.

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