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ParticipantLinemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.
ParticipantLinemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.
ParticipantLinemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.
ParticipantLinemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.
ParticipantLinemen have been working those lines for decades so the long term effects would already have bourne themselves out. If there was a statistically significant higher risk I’d think there would be some study showing that.
ParticipantPower lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).
As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?
ParticipantPower lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).
As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?
ParticipantPower lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).
As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?
ParticipantPower lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).
As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?
ParticipantPower lines are a major impediment when re-selling so if you dont mind them make sure you get a substantial discount (at least $25K).
As for the EMF nonsense, here’s my take on that. If they are dangerous, how come every lineman that works on those things every day isnt dead within a year?
January 23, 2009 at 2:13 PM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334178ParticipantOX,
I did not mean to imply that a bottom for SEH is near or about 6 months away. That is really impossible to say and is probably still a couple years out. I do believe that by late October most of the damage will have already be done. My belief is that at least 75% of the decline in SEH will have passed if not more. At that point you will have a couple questions to address:Are renting/temporary living arrangements unacceptable to me?
Do I value the lifestyle benefits enough to assume the additional downside risk?
Those are questions only you can answer and they are questions you will want to answer with good information and patience.
sdr
January 23, 2009 at 2:13 PM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334512ParticipantOX,
I did not mean to imply that a bottom for SEH is near or about 6 months away. That is really impossible to say and is probably still a couple years out. I do believe that by late October most of the damage will have already be done. My belief is that at least 75% of the decline in SEH will have passed if not more. At that point you will have a couple questions to address:Are renting/temporary living arrangements unacceptable to me?
Do I value the lifestyle benefits enough to assume the additional downside risk?
Those are questions only you can answer and they are questions you will want to answer with good information and patience.
sdr
January 23, 2009 at 2:13 PM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334596ParticipantOX,
I did not mean to imply that a bottom for SEH is near or about 6 months away. That is really impossible to say and is probably still a couple years out. I do believe that by late October most of the damage will have already be done. My belief is that at least 75% of the decline in SEH will have passed if not more. At that point you will have a couple questions to address:Are renting/temporary living arrangements unacceptable to me?
Do I value the lifestyle benefits enough to assume the additional downside risk?
Those are questions only you can answer and they are questions you will want to answer with good information and patience.
sdr
January 23, 2009 at 2:13 PM in reply to: Just divorced. Got to sell in LCV and buy somewhere. Any ideas? #334623ParticipantOX,
I did not mean to imply that a bottom for SEH is near or about 6 months away. That is really impossible to say and is probably still a couple years out. I do believe that by late October most of the damage will have already be done. My belief is that at least 75% of the decline in SEH will have passed if not more. At that point you will have a couple questions to address:Are renting/temporary living arrangements unacceptable to me?
Do I value the lifestyle benefits enough to assume the additional downside risk?
Those are questions only you can answer and they are questions you will want to answer with good information and patience.
sdr
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