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ParticipantOn the one hand bloggers are to congratulate themselves for being right, but on the hand they are inconsistent for not critiquing the information that now affirms their long held views. – good point.
Alex_angel. I don’t think we get it yet.
Maybe you can clarify by answering the following simple question:How can you not be inconsistent when misinterpreting the improperly researched articles by the mass media irregardless of whether or not they fit or do not fit outside your current point of view ?
ParticipantOn the one hand bloggers are to congratulate themselves for being right, but on the hand they are inconsistent for not critiquing the information that now affirms their long held views. – good point.
Alex_angel. I don’t think we get it yet.
Maybe you can clarify by answering the following simple question:How can you not be inconsistent when misinterpreting the improperly researched articles by the mass media irregardless of whether or not they fit or do not fit outside your current point of view ?
ParticipantOn the one hand bloggers are to congratulate themselves for being right, but on the hand they are inconsistent for not critiquing the information that now affirms their long held views. – good point.
Alex_angel. I don’t think we get it yet.
Maybe you can clarify by answering the following simple question:How can you not be inconsistent when misinterpreting the improperly researched articles by the mass media irregardless of whether or not they fit or do not fit outside your current point of view ?
ParticipantOn the one hand bloggers are to congratulate themselves for being right, but on the hand they are inconsistent for not critiquing the information that now affirms their long held views. – good point.
Alex_angel. I don’t think we get it yet.
Maybe you can clarify by answering the following simple question:How can you not be inconsistent when misinterpreting the improperly researched articles by the mass media irregardless of whether or not they fit or do not fit outside your current point of view ?
Participanta 425k offer on a 460-480k priced home in Clairemont and they came back at 440k
SD R
Just curious as a gauge … What is your estimate (or range) of what this home would fetch in rent ?Participanta 425k offer on a 460-480k priced home in Clairemont and they came back at 440k
SD R
Just curious as a gauge … What is your estimate (or range) of what this home would fetch in rent ?Participanta 425k offer on a 460-480k priced home in Clairemont and they came back at 440k
SD R
Just curious as a gauge … What is your estimate (or range) of what this home would fetch in rent ?Participanta 425k offer on a 460-480k priced home in Clairemont and they came back at 440k
SD R
Just curious as a gauge … What is your estimate (or range) of what this home would fetch in rent ?Participanta 425k offer on a 460-480k priced home in Clairemont and they came back at 440k
SD R
Just curious as a gauge … What is your estimate (or range) of what this home would fetch in rent ?November 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: Help Me Understand. What is the logic behind a large asking price spread? #101662Participantask any realtor. Price spreads NEVER work.
Never ?
WRONG.
It depends on the market. I sold in 2005. Advertised at price range of 780-840K. Sold for 820K in 20 days.
There was nothing else on the market in the area between 650 and 900K, so we really didn’t know what the market might bear.
November 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: Help Me Understand. What is the logic behind a large asking price spread? #101748Participantask any realtor. Price spreads NEVER work.
Never ?
WRONG.
It depends on the market. I sold in 2005. Advertised at price range of 780-840K. Sold for 820K in 20 days.
There was nothing else on the market in the area between 650 and 900K, so we really didn’t know what the market might bear.
November 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: Help Me Understand. What is the logic behind a large asking price spread? #101760Participantask any realtor. Price spreads NEVER work.
Never ?
WRONG.
It depends on the market. I sold in 2005. Advertised at price range of 780-840K. Sold for 820K in 20 days.
There was nothing else on the market in the area between 650 and 900K, so we really didn’t know what the market might bear.
November 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: Help Me Understand. What is the logic behind a large asking price spread? #101779Participantask any realtor. Price spreads NEVER work.
Never ?
WRONG.
It depends on the market. I sold in 2005. Advertised at price range of 780-840K. Sold for 820K in 20 days.
There was nothing else on the market in the area between 650 and 900K, so we really didn’t know what the market might bear.
November 20, 2007 at 9:40 AM in reply to: Help Me Understand. What is the logic behind a large asking price spread? #101806Participantask any realtor. Price spreads NEVER work.
Never ?
WRONG.
It depends on the market. I sold in 2005. Advertised at price range of 780-840K. Sold for 820K in 20 days.
There was nothing else on the market in the area between 650 and 900K, so we really didn’t know what the market might bear.
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