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matt-waitingParticipant
Whenever they get too close, tap your brake pedal lightly enough for your brake lights to go on, but not enough to actually apply the brake and slow down.
matt-waitingParticipantSounds like an opinion (which is not actionable)and protected as consumer speech. A defamation lawsuit would be quickly met with an Anti-Slapp special motion to strike. My guess is that the ladnscaper would end up paying the consumer’s defense costs and fees.
matt-waitingParticipantI am pretty sure you exist and I am also pretty sure he hates you, along with most of the people who read your post.
But I do agree with you in one way. All the people who proclaim to be the good christians with “family values” should move to your neighborhood. That way I will know what area to avoid, unless I want to sell some magic beans.
matt-waitingParticipantWalter,
I have an offer for you. I will give you 22K tomorrow. You give me $300 a month for the next 30 years.
Since you are as fit as a 46 year old, I trust that you won’t die on me.
matt-waitingParticipantSimple. Put in an offer in the 600s with an appraisal contingency. If you are correct, and it doesn’t appraise at that #, offer to pay the appraised amount or back out.
matt-waitingParticipantSimple. Put in an offer in the 600s with an appraisal contingency. If you are correct, and it doesn’t appraise at that #, offer to pay the appraised amount or back out.
matt-waitingParticipantSimple. Put in an offer in the 600s with an appraisal contingency. If you are correct, and it doesn’t appraise at that #, offer to pay the appraised amount or back out.
matt-waitingParticipantSimple. Put in an offer in the 600s with an appraisal contingency. If you are correct, and it doesn’t appraise at that #, offer to pay the appraised amount or back out.
matt-waitingParticipantSimple. Put in an offer in the 600s with an appraisal contingency. If you are correct, and it doesn’t appraise at that #, offer to pay the appraised amount or back out.
matt-waitingParticipantDoes that mean a 1 story home sells at 15% more than a 2 story of the same size – all things else being equal?
How much more is a one story worth in your estimation?
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5%
10%matt-waitingParticipantDoes that mean a 1 story home sells at 15% more than a 2 story of the same size – all things else being equal?
How much more is a one story worth in your estimation?
<5%
5%
10%matt-waitingParticipantDoes that mean a 1 story home sells at 15% more than a 2 story of the same size – all things else being equal?
How much more is a one story worth in your estimation?
<5%
5%
10%matt-waitingParticipantDoes that mean a 1 story home sells at 15% more than a 2 story of the same size – all things else being equal?
How much more is a one story worth in your estimation?
<5%
5%
10%matt-waitingParticipantDoes that mean a 1 story home sells at 15% more than a 2 story of the same size – all things else being equal?
How much more is a one story worth in your estimation?
<5%
5%
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