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Participant[quote=Aecetia]How Taxes Reduce Savings
by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.“The fact that Americans save very little today should come as no surprise. Federal taxes–which are at an all-time high–significantly lower the income that Americans could save and use for capital formation. Even worse, the tax burden on savings and investment is much heavier than the tax burden on consumption.”
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/BG1309.cfm
[/quote]nothing personal but the heritage guys are all cocksuckers.
not one of them was worth a damn intellectuallypatb
Participant[quote=Aecetia]How Taxes Reduce Savings
by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.“The fact that Americans save very little today should come as no surprise. Federal taxes–which are at an all-time high–significantly lower the income that Americans could save and use for capital formation. Even worse, the tax burden on savings and investment is much heavier than the tax burden on consumption.”
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/BG1309.cfm
[/quote]nothing personal but the heritage guys are all cocksuckers.
not one of them was worth a damn intellectuallypatb
Participant[quote=Aecetia]How Taxes Reduce Savings
by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.“The fact that Americans save very little today should come as no surprise. Federal taxes–which are at an all-time high–significantly lower the income that Americans could save and use for capital formation. Even worse, the tax burden on savings and investment is much heavier than the tax burden on consumption.”
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/BG1309.cfm
[/quote]nothing personal but the heritage guys are all cocksuckers.
not one of them was worth a damn intellectuallypatb
Participant[quote=Aecetia]How Taxes Reduce Savings
by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.“The fact that Americans save very little today should come as no surprise. Federal taxes–which are at an all-time high–significantly lower the income that Americans could save and use for capital formation. Even worse, the tax burden on savings and investment is much heavier than the tax burden on consumption.”
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/BG1309.cfm
[/quote]nothing personal but the heritage guys are all cocksuckers.
not one of them was worth a damn intellectuallypatb
Participant[quote=Aecetia]How Taxes Reduce Savings
by Daniel J. Mitchell, Ph.D.“The fact that Americans save very little today should come as no surprise. Federal taxes–which are at an all-time high–significantly lower the income that Americans could save and use for capital formation. Even worse, the tax burden on savings and investment is much heavier than the tax burden on consumption.”
http://www.heritage.org/Research/Taxes/BG1309.cfm
[/quote]nothing personal but the heritage guys are all cocksuckers.
not one of them was worth a damn intellectuallypatb
Participant[quote=Rustico]Patb, have you ever gotten an appraisal? if you haven’t, I would suggest that. A good unbiased appraisal, not a broker opinion or your own comps. You may be on the price and marketing is the problem,but why not verify? [/quote]
I asked around as i recall the appraisers said they only work for
banks or realtors.patb
Participant[quote=Rustico]Patb, have you ever gotten an appraisal? if you haven’t, I would suggest that. A good unbiased appraisal, not a broker opinion or your own comps. You may be on the price and marketing is the problem,but why not verify? [/quote]
I asked around as i recall the appraisers said they only work for
banks or realtors.patb
Participant[quote=Rustico]Patb, have you ever gotten an appraisal? if you haven’t, I would suggest that. A good unbiased appraisal, not a broker opinion or your own comps. You may be on the price and marketing is the problem,but why not verify? [/quote]
I asked around as i recall the appraisers said they only work for
banks or realtors.patb
Participant[quote=Rustico]Patb, have you ever gotten an appraisal? if you haven’t, I would suggest that. A good unbiased appraisal, not a broker opinion or your own comps. You may be on the price and marketing is the problem,but why not verify? [/quote]
I asked around as i recall the appraisers said they only work for
banks or realtors.patb
Participant[quote=Rustico]Patb, have you ever gotten an appraisal? if you haven’t, I would suggest that. A good unbiased appraisal, not a broker opinion or your own comps. You may be on the price and marketing is the problem,but why not verify? [/quote]
I asked around as i recall the appraisers said they only work for
banks or realtors.patb
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]I
That one on the corner for 450k is the highest listing I could find close by and they paid 185k in 1999, I think they are dreaming, don’t use listings to determine comps, use sales.
.[/quote]The one on the corner just got 3 offers and is under contract
for full price, the YoY numbers for dallas are don 3 percent,
and OKC is closely tracked to Dallas.Should i be doing more marketing? Hire a good agent?
I’m scheduled to be on travel for 8 weeks, should i hire
an agent and give them a 3 month listing?patb
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]I
That one on the corner for 450k is the highest listing I could find close by and they paid 185k in 1999, I think they are dreaming, don’t use listings to determine comps, use sales.
.[/quote]The one on the corner just got 3 offers and is under contract
for full price, the YoY numbers for dallas are don 3 percent,
and OKC is closely tracked to Dallas.Should i be doing more marketing? Hire a good agent?
I’m scheduled to be on travel for 8 weeks, should i hire
an agent and give them a 3 month listing?patb
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]I
That one on the corner for 450k is the highest listing I could find close by and they paid 185k in 1999, I think they are dreaming, don’t use listings to determine comps, use sales.
.[/quote]The one on the corner just got 3 offers and is under contract
for full price, the YoY numbers for dallas are don 3 percent,
and OKC is closely tracked to Dallas.Should i be doing more marketing? Hire a good agent?
I’m scheduled to be on travel for 8 weeks, should i hire
an agent and give them a 3 month listing?patb
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]I
That one on the corner for 450k is the highest listing I could find close by and they paid 185k in 1999, I think they are dreaming, don’t use listings to determine comps, use sales.
.[/quote]The one on the corner just got 3 offers and is under contract
for full price, the YoY numbers for dallas are don 3 percent,
and OKC is closely tracked to Dallas.Should i be doing more marketing? Hire a good agent?
I’m scheduled to be on travel for 8 weeks, should i hire
an agent and give them a 3 month listing? -
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