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GunDoctor
Participantto funny,
I have been called a bitter renter.
could we be seeing the rise of the Bitter Buyer?
GunParticipantto funny,
I have been called a bitter renter.
could we be seeing the rise of the Bitter Buyer?
GunParticipantto funny,
I have been called a bitter renter.
could we be seeing the rise of the Bitter Buyer?
GunParticipantto funny,
I have been called a bitter renter.
could we be seeing the rise of the Bitter Buyer?
GunParticipantTell here to crunch the budget numbers and to tell you how it is possible. put the ball right back in her court. She will most likely tell you how jim and jane did it with some kind of funky loan. I would not be surprised if jim and jane did not want YOU to buy THEIR HOUSE.
Anyway, then tell her to go and apply for the loan…and see where she gets.
Let her run her wheels….oncs she crunches some numbers she will sober up in a hurry.
Hopefully
gunParticipantTell here to crunch the budget numbers and to tell you how it is possible. put the ball right back in her court. She will most likely tell you how jim and jane did it with some kind of funky loan. I would not be surprised if jim and jane did not want YOU to buy THEIR HOUSE.
Anyway, then tell her to go and apply for the loan…and see where she gets.
Let her run her wheels….oncs she crunches some numbers she will sober up in a hurry.
Hopefully
gunParticipantTell here to crunch the budget numbers and to tell you how it is possible. put the ball right back in her court. She will most likely tell you how jim and jane did it with some kind of funky loan. I would not be surprised if jim and jane did not want YOU to buy THEIR HOUSE.
Anyway, then tell her to go and apply for the loan…and see where she gets.
Let her run her wheels….oncs she crunches some numbers she will sober up in a hurry.
Hopefully
gunParticipantTell here to crunch the budget numbers and to tell you how it is possible. put the ball right back in her court. She will most likely tell you how jim and jane did it with some kind of funky loan. I would not be surprised if jim and jane did not want YOU to buy THEIR HOUSE.
Anyway, then tell her to go and apply for the loan…and see where she gets.
Let her run her wheels….oncs she crunches some numbers she will sober up in a hurry.
Hopefully
gunParticipantTell here to crunch the budget numbers and to tell you how it is possible. put the ball right back in her court. She will most likely tell you how jim and jane did it with some kind of funky loan. I would not be surprised if jim and jane did not want YOU to buy THEIR HOUSE.
Anyway, then tell her to go and apply for the loan…and see where she gets.
Let her run her wheels….oncs she crunches some numbers she will sober up in a hurry.
Hopefully
gunNovember 18, 2007 at 11:13 PM in reply to: Such confusion in this market and so many uneducated people! #101098ParticipantThats a good point, and I wonder as I look at listing prices, with so few sales taking place…
Dose anyone really know what the market values are?
What IS considered below market value in a falling market. I don’t consider anything below market value until the prices come in line with rents and income, but then again there are plenty of uneducated people who will pay well above this floor.
The RE and sellers try to use Comps to justify to the uneducated that what they are buying is “worth it”.
but with little recent sales history the prices are still way way way up there.
It a tough spot I would imagine. the sellers want to sell their house but they want to get as much money as possible. Price it too low and you get a quick sale and less money…
price it to high and you get no sale and less money later…
price it just right and you….get the lessor of a bad situation.It is all about the starting prices. and in this market I think that some agents are using a dart board and blindfold tto pick a good starting prices.
gunNovember 18, 2007 at 11:13 PM in reply to: Such confusion in this market and so many uneducated people! #101096ParticipantThats a good point, and I wonder as I look at listing prices, with so few sales taking place…
Dose anyone really know what the market values are?
What IS considered below market value in a falling market. I don’t consider anything below market value until the prices come in line with rents and income, but then again there are plenty of uneducated people who will pay well above this floor.
The RE and sellers try to use Comps to justify to the uneducated that what they are buying is “worth it”.
but with little recent sales history the prices are still way way way up there.
It a tough spot I would imagine. the sellers want to sell their house but they want to get as much money as possible. Price it too low and you get a quick sale and less money…
price it to high and you get no sale and less money later…
price it just right and you….get the lessor of a bad situation.It is all about the starting prices. and in this market I think that some agents are using a dart board and blindfold tto pick a good starting prices.
gunNovember 18, 2007 at 11:13 PM in reply to: Such confusion in this market and so many uneducated people! #101082ParticipantThats a good point, and I wonder as I look at listing prices, with so few sales taking place…
Dose anyone really know what the market values are?
What IS considered below market value in a falling market. I don’t consider anything below market value until the prices come in line with rents and income, but then again there are plenty of uneducated people who will pay well above this floor.
The RE and sellers try to use Comps to justify to the uneducated that what they are buying is “worth it”.
but with little recent sales history the prices are still way way way up there.
It a tough spot I would imagine. the sellers want to sell their house but they want to get as much money as possible. Price it too low and you get a quick sale and less money…
price it to high and you get no sale and less money later…
price it just right and you….get the lessor of a bad situation.It is all about the starting prices. and in this market I think that some agents are using a dart board and blindfold tto pick a good starting prices.
gunNovember 18, 2007 at 11:13 PM in reply to: Such confusion in this market and so many uneducated people! #101069ParticipantThats a good point, and I wonder as I look at listing prices, with so few sales taking place…
Dose anyone really know what the market values are?
What IS considered below market value in a falling market. I don’t consider anything below market value until the prices come in line with rents and income, but then again there are plenty of uneducated people who will pay well above this floor.
The RE and sellers try to use Comps to justify to the uneducated that what they are buying is “worth it”.
but with little recent sales history the prices are still way way way up there.
It a tough spot I would imagine. the sellers want to sell their house but they want to get as much money as possible. Price it too low and you get a quick sale and less money…
price it to high and you get no sale and less money later…
price it just right and you….get the lessor of a bad situation.It is all about the starting prices. and in this market I think that some agents are using a dart board and blindfold tto pick a good starting prices.
gunNovember 18, 2007 at 11:13 PM in reply to: Such confusion in this market and so many uneducated people! #100983ParticipantThats a good point, and I wonder as I look at listing prices, with so few sales taking place…
Dose anyone really know what the market values are?
What IS considered below market value in a falling market. I don’t consider anything below market value until the prices come in line with rents and income, but then again there are plenty of uneducated people who will pay well above this floor.
The RE and sellers try to use Comps to justify to the uneducated that what they are buying is “worth it”.
but with little recent sales history the prices are still way way way up there.
It a tough spot I would imagine. the sellers want to sell their house but they want to get as much money as possible. Price it too low and you get a quick sale and less money…
price it to high and you get no sale and less money later…
price it just right and you….get the lessor of a bad situation.It is all about the starting prices. and in this market I think that some agents are using a dart board and blindfold tto pick a good starting prices.
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