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Scarab KV
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Scarab KV
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Wrinkleface
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she's a non-snipe'n bammer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:26:
Davidmnc
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:huh: That's hot! :sifone:
MarylandMark
Charter Member
we know he can't last that long... :26:
MarylandMark
Charter Member
Good luck!!!
MarylandMark
Charter Member
I've said it in the past...
Don't be one to "chase the market down"- price it for what you will take and say thanks but no thanks to anyone offering even 10 cents less.
I see houses on the market for months and months going in to years in my area that are always 10% too high. If they would have dropped it 10% when they should have they would have had a sold sign in the yard 6 months ago at a price 10% more than their asking price is now (which is about 10% too high in the current market...)
Don't be one to "chase the market down"- price it for what you will take and say thanks but no thanks to anyone offering even 10 cents less.
I see houses on the market for months and months going in to years in my area that are always 10% too high. If they would have dropped it 10% when they should have they would have had a sold sign in the yard 6 months ago at a price 10% more than their asking price is now (which is about 10% too high in the current market...)
DonziGirl
Founding Member
I am lower than the other one for sale in my same building and priced it for pretty much what I need to sell it for. I have about $500 to $1000 worth of wiggle room but that's it. I just want to walk away clean and not owe anything. I figured out to the penny what I need to get. If it sells for $73,500 then I owe $26 dollars on my mortgage to finish it off. I think I can afford that 
That would be selling it for pretty much what I paid for it 5 years ago. When I bought the place I didn't intend to stay there long and just wanted to build up equity. I didn't put anything down on it. I'm glad I didn't now because I doubt I'd be getting much of that back at all!
That would be selling it for pretty much what I paid for it 5 years ago. When I bought the place I didn't intend to stay there long and just wanted to build up equity. I didn't put anything down on it. I'm glad I didn't now because I doubt I'd be getting much of that back at all!
BBB725
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I am lower than the other one for sale in my same building and priced it for pretty much what I need to sell it for. I have about $500 to $1000 worth of wiggle room but that's it. I just want to walk away clean and not owe anything. I figured out to the penny what I need to get. If it sells for $73,500 then I owe $26 dollars on my mortgage to finish it off. I think I can afford that
Good luck Donzi!
BBB725
Benefactor
Big Bamm!
JJ Apache
Charter Member
How the heck do you know! Sometimes I inspire..............
Just a lousy night for me.
JJ Apache
Charter Member
I'll take it!
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