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#451 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:
My first house I bought went through a realtor who was recommended by a friend. She was super nice and worked well with us. When I put the house on the market some years later to sell it we used her again based on the positive history with her.

It was on the market for a couple months and we weren't in a huge hurry to sell since the house we were buying was still under construction. Then a friend who was renting a house a couple doors decided to get married and wanted to buy a house and said "Hey! I'll buy your house. I'll just need to go through and get the financing/mortgage stuff approved."

Excellent, SOLD!

But since we were under contract with the realtor, she got the commission even though she didn't find the buyer.

Angry

If it was purely your lead, she had no business taking a full commission.

Tree NINE! NINE!

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#452 Posted:
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8trackdisco wrote:
Blink Blink Blink Blink Blink

Stay focused. Keep ponding. Dedicate an hour or two each weekday to the pursuit. Think of it as you new, charitable "job".

Get your rear-end to the area for 4 or so days , canvas on your own and buy something.

My view of the residential home market is that it is going absolutely crazy in a bubble.

Sell now at the top of the market, bank your money, move to an apartment for 6-months to a year and bank your equity.

The housing market is in a big economic bubble driven by low mortgage rates. I think it will be cooling off as mortgage rates move upward over the next few months. At least, that's what I would do if the wife were in agreement.

As to your purchase, try to make it and lock in a rate ASAP!!!

(...and if you are going to be in Jacksonville for a few days, I would enjoy getting together for a herf!)
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#453 Posted:
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frankj1 wrote:
not to beat a dead horse but...

"Buyer’s agents are legally bound to help buyers, whereas listing agents—the real estate agent representing the home listing—have a fiduciary duty to the home seller."

https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/what-is-a-buyers-agent-used-for/

YES.
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#454 Posted:
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Another nice day on tap in LA. Tomorrow is another story, weather alert in place from 0800 in the morning unrtil 1600 in the afternoon. At least I will not have to stay awake to monitor the weather tomorrow.

I just placed a nine lb brisket flat on the BGE for an eight hour smoke. BGE not up to temp but on it's way to 250.
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#455 Posted:
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frankj1 wrote:
so, realtors work for sellers and I'm like uh idiot?
I am vindicated!
Thanks Robert


HA!

{I am no longer the only lawyer on CBID now...) Herfing
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#456 Posted:
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Mornin' dudes...
deadeyedick Offline
#457 Posted:
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Morning gents.

Get well danm. Somebody gots to take care of the rest of us sickos.
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#458 Posted:
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Wishing you a speedy recovery danm.
Gene363 Offline
#459 Posted:
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Sounds like an ear infection Dan, get well soon, the sick people are staking up. jester

Good Monday Morning! It's a gorgious 67° on the way to 79° today.

One of our neighboors just got a $170k for a 16 foot retaining wall so he can have a pool built in his back yard, pure insanity, the price and getting a pool, IMO. That is juts for the wall, it still has to be filled, compacted and then a pool built.
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#460 Posted:
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Ugh... owning a pool is a PIA right and up there with owning a boat.

What's better than owning a pool or a boat? Knowing a friend that owns a pool or a boat.
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#461 Posted:
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That's why we play nice with Macs. He's gonna have that boat again someday
MACS Offline
#462 Posted:
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I have a friend with a pool and a boat. Same guy, too. I just bring beers and cigars and split costs for gas/bait.

Of course, he uses me for slave labor at times. I help with maintenance and have also helped with yard work and stuff...

Totally worth it.
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#463 Posted:
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Sunoverbeach wrote:
That's why we play nice with Macs. He's gonna have that boat again someday


Playing nice? Some-a-you'ze abuse me like a rented mule. horse
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#464 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
Sounds like an ear infection Dan, get well soon, the sick people are staking up. jester

Good Monday Morning! It's a gorgious 67° on the way to 79° today.

One of our neighboors just got a $170k for a 16 foot retaining wall so he can have a pool built in his back yard, pure insanity, the price and getting a pool, IMO. That is juts for the wall, it still has to be filled, compacted and then a pool built.


Could be Covid-19. I think an ear infection is a symptom.
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#465 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Playing nice? Some-a-you'ze abuse me like a rented mule. horse


Yet you keep coming back for more.

Bring out the gimp!
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#466 Posted:
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HockeyDad wrote:
Could be Covid-19. I think an ear infection is a symptom.


Or a side effect...?
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#467 Posted:
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I think it's a tumor
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#468 Posted:
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We finishing this tonight?
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#469 Posted:
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Fore sexy NINE!
MACS Offline
#470 Posted:
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Four Sexty niner.
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#471 Posted:
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1 hour 45 minute walk... breakfast, relax for a bit... 30-40 minutes at the park chasing a ball... and the little bassturd is gonna bug me in a couple hours to play ball again.

I shoulda got another cat. d'oh!
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#472 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Playing nice? Some-a-you'ze abuse me like a rented mule. horse


Just remember, some people pay a lot of $$$ for that Not talking
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#473 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Ugh... owning a pool is a PIA right and up there with owning a boat.

What's better than owning a pool or a boat? Knowing a friend that owns a pool or a boat.


Yup, we had one when I was in HS, they are an expensive PIA. Our neighborhood association has one. I was asked if I wanted to help plan a larger replacement, I said sure, as long as we're planning to fill it in with dirt. fog
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#474 Posted:
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MACS wrote:
Playing nice? Some-a-you'ze abuse me like a rented mule. horse

Thought that was how we played
MACS Offline
#475 Posted:
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True, true... Mellow
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#476 Posted:
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Kinda miss this guy, RICKAMAVEN (RIP). He would fit right in on many of the discussions and banter we still have going. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

(let's see if this link works) http://www.cigarbid.com/Forum/c/search/#0|25

He popped into my brain while doing some house cleaning. On a comment of a picture he posted of his and wife's hummel collection way back when, someone told him that he should dust the shelves.

His reply: (paraphrase) In my house dust is a noun not a verb.

Laugh
MACS Offline
#477 Posted:
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I was lucky enough to herf with Rick at my house, his house, and in Vegas.

RIP Rick...

Ya know... I think I will light up a smoke right now and pour myself a drink. Here's to you, Rick.
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#478 Posted:
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All you snipers start thinking of a snappy title.

Ya got'sta be ready.
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#479 Posted:
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Thinking I might get one of those foot bath thingies and soak my feet in Epsom salts while sitting at the computer doing homework.

4 7 NINE!
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#480 Posted:
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ram27bat
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#481 Posted:
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I also need a new butter dish thingy. I broke the top on the one I have so my butter is kinda naked now.
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#482 Posted:
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Nothing worse than trying to butter some toast with hard butter
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#483 Posted:
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Well... actually there's a lot worse than trying to butter toast with hard butter.

Getting your fingernails ripped out with a pliers... I think that could be worse than hard butter
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#484 Posted:
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Nuts stuck in a vice... I think that rates higher on the worse scale than hard butter
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#485 Posted:
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Face plant on the sidewalk... yep higher on the worse scale than hard butter
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#486 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Nuts stuck in a vice... I think that rates higher on the worse scale than hard butter


An IRS audit maybe?
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#487 Posted:
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Kicking a yiippy ankle biting dog when the owner lets it run free... that could be worse than hard butter.

Wait... check that. I'll take hard butter over a yippy ankle biting dog any day
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#488 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
An IRS audit maybe?


Haven't been through one. I'm a poor college student.
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#489 Posted:
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Fore eight NINE!
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#490 Posted:
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$hit, I think I owe MA like $50 or something from this years taxes. Should prolly look at my returns but it's not due until April 15th or sumpin'
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#491 Posted:
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I think in MA we get an extra couple days for tax filing deadline due to some silly state holiday.

https://www.mass.gov/news/april-19-2022-is-income-tax-filing-deadline

Don't matter much to me, they are already in and done... just gotta send a check to the state before the deadline.
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#492 Posted:
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Ok time for runners.............d'oh!
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#493 Posted:
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New butter dish ordered. Should be here in two days. Amazon makes it so easy to buy $hit
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#494 Posted:
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Gene363 wrote:
Yup, we had one when I was in HS, they are an expensive PIA. Our neighborhood association has one. I was asked if I wanted to help plan a larger replacement, I said sure, as long as we're planning to fill it in with dirt. fog


Iffn' I didn't have a pool I would not buy one but when it's 110+ this summer it sure makes it seem worth it. The other eight months it just sit there and still requires upkeep.
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#495 Posted:
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NASDAQ up almost two points today. Whoop! Whoop!

Musk bought up about 9% of Twitter.
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#496 Posted:
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Crabby Crab
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#497 Posted:
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BuckyB93 wrote:
Nothing worse than trying to butter some toast with hard butter


How about if the bread was moldy and you didn’t notice before toasting. Then you butter it with hard butter.
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#498 Posted:
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Today would have been a good day to flip Twitter - it bounced +27% today.
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#499 Posted:
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Move along .... nothing to see here.
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#500 Posted:
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HockeyDad wrote:
How about if the bread was moldy and you didn’t notice before toasting. Then you butter it with hard butter.


Danish bread.
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