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ParticipantWhat are some of the street names for Summerhill, I am still not sure exactly where it is? Sounds worth checking out. Thanks!
ParticipantWhat are some of the street names for Summerhill, I am still not sure exactly where it is? Sounds worth checking out. Thanks!
ParticipantWhat are some of the street names for Summerhill, I am still not sure exactly where it is? Sounds worth checking out. Thanks!
ParticipantWhat are some of the street names for Summerhill, I am still not sure exactly where it is? Sounds worth checking out. Thanks!
ParticipantA house with any flat roof areas is a big mistake, very prone to leaking bacause water tends to pool and degrade the roof.
ParticipantA house with any flat roof areas is a big mistake, very prone to leaking bacause water tends to pool and degrade the roof.
ParticipantA house with any flat roof areas is a big mistake, very prone to leaking bacause water tends to pool and degrade the roof.
ParticipantA house with any flat roof areas is a big mistake, very prone to leaking bacause water tends to pool and degrade the roof.
ParticipantA house with any flat roof areas is a big mistake, very prone to leaking bacause water tends to pool and degrade the roof.
ParticipantForclosures listed as “sales” in statistics, make people think that houses are still “selling”. Since everyone knows that foreclosures are at a record number, it makes it seem that there are a lot more sales, at higher prices, than is actually taking place. This makes people more reluctant to lower prices, in order to sell their own houses. It slows down the correction that is needed to get to the bottom. Is there a way to adjust the sales figures to reflect actual sales, and eliminate the foreclosures which skew to the positive?
ParticipantForclosures listed as “sales” in statistics, make people think that houses are still “selling”. Since everyone knows that foreclosures are at a record number, it makes it seem that there are a lot more sales, at higher prices, than is actually taking place. This makes people more reluctant to lower prices, in order to sell their own houses. It slows down the correction that is needed to get to the bottom. Is there a way to adjust the sales figures to reflect actual sales, and eliminate the foreclosures which skew to the positive?
ParticipantForclosures listed as “sales” in statistics, make people think that houses are still “selling”. Since everyone knows that foreclosures are at a record number, it makes it seem that there are a lot more sales, at higher prices, than is actually taking place. This makes people more reluctant to lower prices, in order to sell their own houses. It slows down the correction that is needed to get to the bottom. Is there a way to adjust the sales figures to reflect actual sales, and eliminate the foreclosures which skew to the positive?
ParticipantForclosures listed as “sales” in statistics, make people think that houses are still “selling”. Since everyone knows that foreclosures are at a record number, it makes it seem that there are a lot more sales, at higher prices, than is actually taking place. This makes people more reluctant to lower prices, in order to sell their own houses. It slows down the correction that is needed to get to the bottom. Is there a way to adjust the sales figures to reflect actual sales, and eliminate the foreclosures which skew to the positive?
ParticipantForclosures listed as “sales” in statistics, make people think that houses are still “selling”. Since everyone knows that foreclosures are at a record number, it makes it seem that there are a lot more sales, at higher prices, than is actually taking place. This makes people more reluctant to lower prices, in order to sell their own houses. It slows down the correction that is needed to get to the bottom. Is there a way to adjust the sales figures to reflect actual sales, and eliminate the foreclosures which skew to the positive?
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