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ParticipantAs far as I am concerned SD big R and little r have already earned their commissions due to the GREAT info they present on this forum. Some other realtors hereon sometimes seem a little full of themselves. I am looking in an area of Calif outside of SD after being out of the country some time. The first realtor I contacted I made a point of asking some questions that would indicate a somewhat knowledgeable buyer. He came back with basically “Now is a great time to buy” and “My area is different”. And we wonder why realtors get a bad name.
ParticipantAs far as I am concerned SD big R and little r have already earned their commissions due to the GREAT info they present on this forum. Some other realtors hereon sometimes seem a little full of themselves. I am looking in an area of Calif outside of SD after being out of the country some time. The first realtor I contacted I made a point of asking some questions that would indicate a somewhat knowledgeable buyer. He came back with basically “Now is a great time to buy” and “My area is different”. And we wonder why realtors get a bad name.
ParticipantAs far as I am concerned SD big R and little r have already earned their commissions due to the GREAT info they present on this forum. Some other realtors hereon sometimes seem a little full of themselves. I am looking in an area of Calif outside of SD after being out of the country some time. The first realtor I contacted I made a point of asking some questions that would indicate a somewhat knowledgeable buyer. He came back with basically “Now is a great time to buy” and “My area is different”. And we wonder why realtors get a bad name.
Participant[quote]Outsourcing is overrated. Normally, I haven’t seen work that I personally would like to do that is outsourced (yet). Insourcing is a completely different thing, which in these days make a lot more sense.
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That all depends. In some industries, like aerospace, with large engineering staff it is extremely widespread. BTW, what is “insourcing”?Participant[quote]Outsourcing is overrated. Normally, I haven’t seen work that I personally would like to do that is outsourced (yet). Insourcing is a completely different thing, which in these days make a lot more sense.
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That all depends. In some industries, like aerospace, with large engineering staff it is extremely widespread. BTW, what is “insourcing”?Participant[quote]Outsourcing is overrated. Normally, I haven’t seen work that I personally would like to do that is outsourced (yet). Insourcing is a completely different thing, which in these days make a lot more sense.
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That all depends. In some industries, like aerospace, with large engineering staff it is extremely widespread. BTW, what is “insourcing”?Participant[quote]Outsourcing is overrated. Normally, I haven’t seen work that I personally would like to do that is outsourced (yet). Insourcing is a completely different thing, which in these days make a lot more sense.
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That all depends. In some industries, like aerospace, with large engineering staff it is extremely widespread. BTW, what is “insourcing”?Participant[quote]Outsourcing is overrated. Normally, I haven’t seen work that I personally would like to do that is outsourced (yet). Insourcing is a completely different thing, which in these days make a lot more sense.
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That all depends. In some industries, like aerospace, with large engineering staff it is extremely widespread. BTW, what is “insourcing”?December 8, 2008 at 5:41 AM in reply to: FDIC Loan Modification Program *Screw the borrower* #312769Participant[quote]
If just $2 trillion of the $7 trillion the government has so far committed for the financial sector were to be channeled directly to the unemployed, each worker would receive $200,000
[/quote]Can you show your math? I get $20K, not $200K
December 8, 2008 at 5:41 AM in reply to: FDIC Loan Modification Program *Screw the borrower* #313125Participant[quote]
If just $2 trillion of the $7 trillion the government has so far committed for the financial sector were to be channeled directly to the unemployed, each worker would receive $200,000
[/quote]Can you show your math? I get $20K, not $200K
December 8, 2008 at 5:41 AM in reply to: FDIC Loan Modification Program *Screw the borrower* #313156Participant[quote]
If just $2 trillion of the $7 trillion the government has so far committed for the financial sector were to be channeled directly to the unemployed, each worker would receive $200,000
[/quote]Can you show your math? I get $20K, not $200K
December 8, 2008 at 5:41 AM in reply to: FDIC Loan Modification Program *Screw the borrower* #313179Participant[quote]
If just $2 trillion of the $7 trillion the government has so far committed for the financial sector were to be channeled directly to the unemployed, each worker would receive $200,000
[/quote]Can you show your math? I get $20K, not $200K
December 8, 2008 at 5:41 AM in reply to: FDIC Loan Modification Program *Screw the borrower* #313247Participant[quote]
If just $2 trillion of the $7 trillion the government has so far committed for the financial sector were to be channeled directly to the unemployed, each worker would receive $200,000
[/quote]Can you show your math? I get $20K, not $200K
ParticipantI guess I will mention the Baja California Norte wineries like Santo Tomas and Monte Xanic. Their high end wines in my opinion deliver some real value.
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