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May 20, 2011 at 8:46 AM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #698007May 20, 2011 at 8:46 AM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #698153
Jazzman
ParticipantMy understanding is that a default would be “technical” ie a delay in payment, and that the consequences wouldn’t be dire. I’m on board with the GOP on this one. There has to be a quid pro quo.
May 20, 2011 at 8:46 AM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #698509ParticipantMy understanding is that a default would be “technical” ie a delay in payment, and that the consequences wouldn’t be dire. I’m on board with the GOP on this one. There has to be a quid pro quo.
ParticipantWasn’t it their daughter who said, nothing happens without a reason, or words to that effect. Not sure what to read into that? I don’t see why the rich, famous and powerful are any different to the rest of us in this respect. That they have to operate in tighter circles is a given. The fact it appears to have been so well concealed is obviously because the Pakistani government, or secret service was involved.
The point is men grab opportunities, because unlike women they can’t create them.
ParticipantWasn’t it their daughter who said, nothing happens without a reason, or words to that effect. Not sure what to read into that? I don’t see why the rich, famous and powerful are any different to the rest of us in this respect. That they have to operate in tighter circles is a given. The fact it appears to have been so well concealed is obviously because the Pakistani government, or secret service was involved.
The point is men grab opportunities, because unlike women they can’t create them.
ParticipantWasn’t it their daughter who said, nothing happens without a reason, or words to that effect. Not sure what to read into that? I don’t see why the rich, famous and powerful are any different to the rest of us in this respect. That they have to operate in tighter circles is a given. The fact it appears to have been so well concealed is obviously because the Pakistani government, or secret service was involved.
The point is men grab opportunities, because unlike women they can’t create them.
ParticipantWasn’t it their daughter who said, nothing happens without a reason, or words to that effect. Not sure what to read into that? I don’t see why the rich, famous and powerful are any different to the rest of us in this respect. That they have to operate in tighter circles is a given. The fact it appears to have been so well concealed is obviously because the Pakistani government, or secret service was involved.
The point is men grab opportunities, because unlike women they can’t create them.
ParticipantWasn’t it their daughter who said, nothing happens without a reason, or words to that effect. Not sure what to read into that? I don’t see why the rich, famous and powerful are any different to the rest of us in this respect. That they have to operate in tighter circles is a given. The fact it appears to have been so well concealed is obviously because the Pakistani government, or secret service was involved.
The point is men grab opportunities, because unlike women they can’t create them.
Participant[quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.
Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]
I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.
Participant[quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.
Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]
I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.
Participant[quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.
Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]
I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.
Participant[quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.
Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]
I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.
Participant[quote=Broken Bells]Thanks Jazzman.
Would it be better to go by $/sq. ft. when making offers (i.e. evaluating what is reasonable to pay)?[/quote]
I recommend using Redfin as a source for researching. Yes, sq ft is am important measure for comps (comparables), which you will see on their website. Be careful with their quick comp data. They suggest you do your own CMA (comparative market analysis), and show you how to do it, using their data. It’s a very useful, informative website for those who want to do their homework before buying.
ParticipantFirstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.
ParticipantFirstly, don’t go by list price. Secondly, look at the home page for recent data on prices. I’m not sure there will be a spring bounce this year.
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