[patb]

“In doing so, this buyer may be leaving $20k on the table, and they may be sitting in that unit for several years before they break even again, but at least they’re in and stable. It might save a marriage or two. ”

being underwater and in financial stress usually destroys marriages.

i’ve been renting for 3 years with my GF, far better to be paying cheap rent then a expensive mortgage,
and we went and built a raised bed garden in the backyard.

[patb]

[quote=paramount]Thanks very much for the responses – it was as SK brought up: one page was not initialed by the seller.[/quote]

what it means is you have an enforceable contract, but that one page or
the clause may be not enforceable.

but, usually most people want to finish a deal

[patb]

[quote=paramount]Thanks very much for the responses – it was as SK brought up: one page was not initialed by the seller.[/quote]

what it means is you have an enforceable contract, but that one page or
the clause may be not enforceable.

but, usually most people want to finish a deal

[patb]

[quote=paramount]Thanks very much for the responses – it was as SK brought up: one page was not initialed by the seller.[/quote]

what it means is you have an enforceable contract, but that one page or
the clause may be not enforceable.

but, usually most people want to finish a deal

[patb]

[quote=paramount]Thanks very much for the responses – it was as SK brought up: one page was not initialed by the seller.[/quote]

what it means is you have an enforceable contract, but that one page or
the clause may be not enforceable.

but, usually most people want to finish a deal

[patb]

[quote=paramount]Thanks very much for the responses – it was as SK brought up: one page was not initialed by the seller.[/quote]

what it means is you have an enforceable contract, but that one page or
the clause may be not enforceable.

but, usually most people want to finish a deal

[patb]

[quote=masayako]Looking for the best luxury car, prefer used, for under $40k. Ay recommendation? And why?[/quote]

Chevy Volt.

It’s 35K, it’s a luxury car, it’s mileage can be off the hook
and it seats 4 and drives like a rocket.

[patb]

[quote=masayako]Looking for the best luxury car, prefer used, for under $40k. Ay recommendation? And why?[/quote]

Chevy Volt.

It’s 35K, it’s a luxury car, it’s mileage can be off the hook
and it seats 4 and drives like a rocket.

[patb]

[quote=masayako]Looking for the best luxury car, prefer used, for under $40k. Ay recommendation? And why?[/quote]

Chevy Volt.

It’s 35K, it’s a luxury car, it’s mileage can be off the hook
and it seats 4 and drives like a rocket.

[patb]

[quote=masayako]Looking for the best luxury car, prefer used, for under $40k. Ay recommendation? And why?[/quote]

Chevy Volt.

It’s 35K, it’s a luxury car, it’s mileage can be off the hook
and it seats 4 and drives like a rocket.

[patb]

[quote=masayako]Looking for the best luxury car, prefer used, for under $40k. Ay recommendation? And why?[/quote]

Chevy Volt.

It’s 35K, it’s a luxury car, it’s mileage can be off the hook
and it seats 4 and drives like a rocket.

[patb]

[quote=guitar187]I’m thinking of investing out of state, and I’d like some feedback about investing in Michigan. Any thoughts?

I know there will be plenty of smart ass answers. However, I am really looking for some substance here. I’m specifically leaving this vague, so that I don’t lead the discussion in any one direction.

I look forward to any interesting feedback.[/quote]

I think it’s foolish to invest in anything you can’t get over to manage.

Even with a property manager, you still need to stop by to look at the place regularly.

[patb]

[quote=guitar187]I’m thinking of investing out of state, and I’d like some feedback about investing in Michigan. Any thoughts?

I know there will be plenty of smart ass answers. However, I am really looking for some substance here. I’m specifically leaving this vague, so that I don’t lead the discussion in any one direction.

I look forward to any interesting feedback.[/quote]

I think it’s foolish to invest in anything you can’t get over to manage.

Even with a property manager, you still need to stop by to look at the place regularly.

[patb]

[quote=guitar187]I’m thinking of investing out of state, and I’d like some feedback about investing in Michigan. Any thoughts?

I know there will be plenty of smart ass answers. However, I am really looking for some substance here. I’m specifically leaving this vague, so that I don’t lead the discussion in any one direction.

I look forward to any interesting feedback.[/quote]

I think it’s foolish to invest in anything you can’t get over to manage.

Even with a property manager, you still need to stop by to look at the place regularly.

[patb]

[quote=guitar187]I’m thinking of investing out of state, and I’d like some feedback about investing in Michigan. Any thoughts?

I know there will be plenty of smart ass answers. However, I am really looking for some substance here. I’m specifically leaving this vague, so that I don’t lead the discussion in any one direction.

I look forward to any interesting feedback.[/quote]

I think it’s foolish to invest in anything you can’t get over to manage.

Even with a property manager, you still need to stop by to look at the place regularly.

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