[northparkbuyer]

I have Sonos and absolutely love it. If you enjoy music and can get past the initial sticker shock, you will not be disappointed. It just works — flawlessly.

Apparently getting multiple zones to synchronize perfectly on a wireless system was a major technological hurdle (despite it sounding simple). The Sonos does it.

If you have an iPhone or a Droid, you can save a few hundred dollars because you will not need a remote controller. The apps for these devices are fully functional and I rarely pick up my controller anymore. If you’ve got an existing stereo system with an amp and speakers, you can save a little by getting the ZP-90 (no amp) instead of the ZP-120.

Sorry this sounds like an advertisement — I just really love this system. My only complaint would be that in the last 5 years, I did have 1 zone player die on me and Sonos wanted a couple hundred dollars to do out-of-warranty repairs. I just bought another instead and sold the flakey one on eBay.

[northparkbuyer]

I have Sonos and absolutely love it. If you enjoy music and can get past the initial sticker shock, you will not be disappointed. It just works — flawlessly.

Apparently getting multiple zones to synchronize perfectly on a wireless system was a major technological hurdle (despite it sounding simple). The Sonos does it.

If you have an iPhone or a Droid, you can save a few hundred dollars because you will not need a remote controller. The apps for these devices are fully functional and I rarely pick up my controller anymore. If you’ve got an existing stereo system with an amp and speakers, you can save a little by getting the ZP-90 (no amp) instead of the ZP-120.

Sorry this sounds like an advertisement — I just really love this system. My only complaint would be that in the last 5 years, I did have 1 zone player die on me and Sonos wanted a couple hundred dollars to do out-of-warranty repairs. I just bought another instead and sold the flakey one on eBay.

[northparkbuyer]

I don’t mind — I knew the owner who died and I am concerned about the children in the house.

“Eviction” was probably not the best choice for forum topic title, but I knew the house would eventually be foreclosed upon, and now that the auction actually took place, I wanted to know just how long they had left in the house.

Thanks for all the great information bearishgurl.

[northparkbuyer]

I don’t mind — I knew the owner who died and I am concerned about the children in the house.

“Eviction” was probably not the best choice for forum topic title, but I knew the house would eventually be foreclosed upon, and now that the auction actually took place, I wanted to know just how long they had left in the house.

Thanks for all the great information bearishgurl.

[northparkbuyer]

I don’t mind — I knew the owner who died and I am concerned about the children in the house.

“Eviction” was probably not the best choice for forum topic title, but I knew the house would eventually be foreclosed upon, and now that the auction actually took place, I wanted to know just how long they had left in the house.

Thanks for all the great information bearishgurl.

[northparkbuyer]

I don’t mind — I knew the owner who died and I am concerned about the children in the house.

“Eviction” was probably not the best choice for forum topic title, but I knew the house would eventually be foreclosed upon, and now that the auction actually took place, I wanted to know just how long they had left in the house.

Thanks for all the great information bearishgurl.

[northparkbuyer]

I don’t mind — I knew the owner who died and I am concerned about the children in the house.

“Eviction” was probably not the best choice for forum topic title, but I knew the house would eventually be foreclosed upon, and now that the auction actually took place, I wanted to know just how long they had left in the house.

Thanks for all the great information bearishgurl.

[northparkbuyer]

The buyer was Chase Merritt LLC?

http://www.chasemerritt.com/funds.php?id=2

Does anybody reading Piggington know if these folks typically make a cash for keys offer?

[northparkbuyer]

The buyer was Chase Merritt LLC?

http://www.chasemerritt.com/funds.php?id=2

Does anybody reading Piggington know if these folks typically make a cash for keys offer?

[northparkbuyer]

The buyer was Chase Merritt LLC?

http://www.chasemerritt.com/funds.php?id=2

Does anybody reading Piggington know if these folks typically make a cash for keys offer?

[northparkbuyer]

The buyer was Chase Merritt LLC?

http://www.chasemerritt.com/funds.php?id=2

Does anybody reading Piggington know if these folks typically make a cash for keys offer?

[northparkbuyer]

The buyer was Chase Merritt LLC?

http://www.chasemerritt.com/funds.php?id=2

Does anybody reading Piggington know if these folks typically make a cash for keys offer?

[northparkbuyer]

Web site was just updated. The house was sold to a 3rd party for the minimum bid for $460K.

[northparkbuyer]

Web site was just updated. The house was sold to a 3rd party for the minimum bid for $460K.

[northparkbuyer]

Web site was just updated. The house was sold to a 3rd party for the minimum bid for $460K.

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