[kev374]

gaming the system? bub, are you serious??

The Fed is screwing with the markets and printing money to fuel ponzi schemes and entice people to take on more debt than they can afford so a select few on Wall St. can get rich…

who is gaming who here? Are you sure the system is not gaming the responsible American Public? Better wake up buddy!

[kev374]

bub? what is your problem??

Moral Hazard is the Fed cutting interest rates and screwing over all the responsible people that depend on their savings holding it’s value.

Savings at other places doesn’t even earn enough interest to break even after inflation and taxes!

[kev374]

bub? what is your problem??

Moral Hazard is the Fed cutting interest rates and screwing over all the responsible people that depend on their savings holding it’s value.

Savings at other places doesn’t even earn enough interest to break even after inflation and taxes!

[kev374]

bub? what is your problem??

Moral Hazard is the Fed cutting interest rates and screwing over all the responsible people that depend on their savings holding it’s value.

Savings at other places doesn’t even earn enough interest to break even after inflation and taxes!

[kev374]

bub? what is your problem??

Moral Hazard is the Fed cutting interest rates and screwing over all the responsible people that depend on their savings holding it’s value.

Savings at other places doesn’t even earn enough interest to break even after inflation and taxes!

[kev374]

how much should we adjust the price downward for missing features, i.e. how much does it cost to put these things in?

Granite countertops
Hardwood floors (assuming typical 1700sqft house)
stainless steel appliances

[kev374]

how much should we adjust the price downward for missing features, i.e. how much does it cost to put these things in?

Granite countertops
Hardwood floors (assuming typical 1700sqft house)
stainless steel appliances

[kev374]

how much should we adjust the price downward for missing features, i.e. how much does it cost to put these things in?

Granite countertops
Hardwood floors (assuming typical 1700sqft house)
stainless steel appliances

[kev374]

how much should we adjust the price downward for missing features, i.e. how much does it cost to put these things in?

Granite countertops
Hardwood floors (assuming typical 1700sqft house)
stainless steel appliances

[kev374]

for me as well…granite countertops and stainless steel appliances are non-negotiable. Personally I think tile countertops look aweful and very dated, I don’t like them at all.

[kev374]

for me as well…granite countertops and stainless steel appliances are non-negotiable. Personally I think tile countertops look aweful and very dated, I don’t like them at all.

[kev374]

for me as well…granite countertops and stainless steel appliances are non-negotiable. Personally I think tile countertops look aweful and very dated, I don’t like them at all.

[kev374]

for me as well…granite countertops and stainless steel appliances are non-negotiable. Personally I think tile countertops look aweful and very dated, I don’t like them at all.

[kev374]

agree with gn, the upgrades are just bonuses to buyers and will not factor in significantly in negotiating price. However, they may give the home an edge against the competition without those features in terms of getting it sold.

[kev374]

agree with gn, the upgrades are just bonuses to buyers and will not factor in significantly in negotiating price. However, they may give the home an edge against the competition without those features in terms of getting it sold.

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