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ParticipantI agree – check out the Sears outlet store – off Morena near I-5 and I-8.
Also, try Standards of Excellence and negotiate a wholesale price. They have lots of higher end stuff there. I was getting things at 30-50% off the lowest retail internet prices, but I was using a buddy’s contractor account and discount. Maybe you know know a realtor or contractor who would let you use their account at a similar biz-to-biz place.
They have a showroom near the Morena Blvd Costco, but you may have better luck calling a sales guy and giving him model numbers. The less they have to deal with you, the better price you’ll get. Try Steve Kwiatek and boldly ask if you can, as a homeowner, get contractor pricing if you don’t waste alot of his time.
http://standardsofexcellence.com/sandiego/ParticipantI agree – check out the Sears outlet store – off Morena near I-5 and I-8.
Also, try Standards of Excellence and negotiate a wholesale price. They have lots of higher end stuff there. I was getting things at 30-50% off the lowest retail internet prices, but I was using a buddy’s contractor account and discount. Maybe you know know a realtor or contractor who would let you use their account at a similar biz-to-biz place.
They have a showroom near the Morena Blvd Costco, but you may have better luck calling a sales guy and giving him model numbers. The less they have to deal with you, the better price you’ll get. Try Steve Kwiatek and boldly ask if you can, as a homeowner, get contractor pricing if you don’t waste alot of his time.
http://standardsofexcellence.com/sandiego/ParticipantI agree – check out the Sears outlet store – off Morena near I-5 and I-8.
Also, try Standards of Excellence and negotiate a wholesale price. They have lots of higher end stuff there. I was getting things at 30-50% off the lowest retail internet prices, but I was using a buddy’s contractor account and discount. Maybe you know know a realtor or contractor who would let you use their account at a similar biz-to-biz place.
They have a showroom near the Morena Blvd Costco, but you may have better luck calling a sales guy and giving him model numbers. The less they have to deal with you, the better price you’ll get. Try Steve Kwiatek and boldly ask if you can, as a homeowner, get contractor pricing if you don’t waste alot of his time.
http://standardsofexcellence.com/sandiego/ParticipantMy point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.
ParticipantMy point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.
ParticipantMy point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.
ParticipantMy point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.
ParticipantMy point was – by the time the NBER does announce the current one is over (i.e. not until next year), the new one may already be underway.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.
Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]
This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.
Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]
This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.
Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]
This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.
Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]
This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.
Participant[quote=sdduuuude]The concept of a double recession is in my mind lately, with the stock market bounce, plenty of real estate shoppers, and housing starts up.
Maybe we’ll pull out of this one late 2009, flounder for a bit, then back into the hole a year later.[/quote]
This is looking more and more likely to me. Lots of bloggers out there mentioning L-shaped bottoms, double-recessions and jobless recoveries that lead to another leg down. Just as we hear official word that we pulled out of the current recession, we may already be in another one.
Participant“death panel” sounds like a name concocted by a politician to ensure that we don’t get exactly the thing that is needed.
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