[Oxford]

Dude. if you can’t make match.com work for you, you are not trying hard enough. Fug, you got this massive, profile-specific database with photos of woman who WANT to meet a guy — all in your geographical desirable perimeter!!. Where else can you find that?

Match was my candy store after my divorce. It makes SANDICO look like telegraph system. If you have some decent photos and know how to write your profile correctly to a woman’s desires, you are going to get action. How and if you can close the deal is up to you. Cutting a dream mate from the pack is so 80s. The technology is there. Use it.

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click and she will come. oh wait.. mebbe i should re word that.

[Oxford]

So does this mean I will not be able to come here and order my Viagra from those guys in Nigeria anymore? bummer. 🙁

ox
…all trusting

[Oxford]

So does this mean I will not be able to come here and order my Viagra from those guys in Nigeria anymore? bummer. 🙁

ox
…all trusting

[Oxford]

So does this mean I will not be able to come here and order my Viagra from those guys in Nigeria anymore? bummer. 🙁

ox
…all trusting

[Oxford]

So does this mean I will not be able to come here and order my Viagra from those guys in Nigeria anymore? bummer. 🙁

ox
…all trusting

[Oxford]

So does this mean I will not be able to come here and order my Viagra from those guys in Nigeria anymore? bummer. 🙁

ox
…all trusting

[Oxford]

2:42 of my life I will never get back again!
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[Oxford]

2:42 of my life I will never get back again!
ox

[Oxford]

2:42 of my life I will never get back again!
ox

[Oxford]

2:42 of my life I will never get back again!
ox

[Oxford]

2:42 of my life I will never get back again!
ox

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

[Oxford]

[quote=BGinRB][quote=sdrealtor]FWIW, while its tough to put a year on it because houses like this didnt exist back then it looks like a year 2001 price. Not bad.[/quote]

Might not be such a great deal when you add in the cost of fixes and discount for the cost of ‘fixed foundation’ at the time of the next sale. FWIW, Ox made it public that your offer was highest of 20, for a house with messed up pool and yard on a cracked foundation.[/quote]

My house was $157 ppsf before I fixed it up. With improvements it is $164 ppsf which is well below market in the area for a house like this. Fixing up includes new pumps/controllers/lights on pool, acid wash and calcium removing, entire house interior & garage painting, new high-end appliances (Fridge, DW, W&D), professional cleaning (include carpets, windows), yard cleaning and planting seed for grass, irrigation repair, drywall repair. Also included is all new high grade door knobs and BR light fixtures (yep, the guy took the door knobs!).

I keep detailed accounting of all costs. The foundation was not cracked. There were 12 offers. A few were only a few thousand below mine and all cash was about $15k below. I put down 50% so I got the nod.

I can understand your comments with the limited information provided. Now you know more.

ox
…number cruncher

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