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oh great, so we are suppossed to admire two men that bordeline cheat the system? and we should admire that more of our wilderness is being eaten up by encroaching civilization, endangering the survival of many magnificant species, so more people feel enspired to move out and try to bring all the trappings of the modern world with them destroying precious habitats, building huge houses that sit vacant most of the time?
"I’ve been “lucky†enough to build successful businesses in three different and completely unrelated industries"
_smile_
To quote one of my favorite philosophers: "Well, let's not start sucking each other's d***s just yet."
I'm just a simple cave man, listening to "All Jacked Up". Your complex schemes confuse and scare me. On the upside, I've got a bottle of Scapa. So let it not be said that God is just.
Cheerio,
prat
I have been lurking on this blog for some time, which is very intresting,
and today saw this
http://www.craigslist.org/sby/rfs/113781652.html
figured people will get a kick out of it ;-)
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There have been no shortage of would be realtor's who have entered the housing market in recent years. We've all heard the rallying cry of "Now is the time to buy." And of course everyone's favorite, "Real Estate never goes down."
But is this the talk of a "real" RE agent, or have they become sterotyped into the used car salesman mold because of the housing mania. Did we always look at RE agents as untrustworthy or is this a new phenomenon?
What do you think will happen as the market cools and jobs dissappear? Will the ethical RE agents be the one's left standing?
#housing