Even worse if they have some tax liability or a deficiency or are asked for a prom note or cash contribution as a result.

I don't need to spend more more money to flaunt my success.

PS - while I agree with much of the anti-agent short sale sentiment, I would be careful about flaunting it.

She was teaching Bristol how to shoot clay pigeons and they were trash talking each other and Bristol said, "Take your prom hair and go back home."

As a service to other BP members, if anyone ever needs pics or an ARV opinion of a property within 15 miles of where I live, I'll be happy to do it for $1...I would do it for free, but after another BP member made a bad argument above for why it would be against the law for me to charge this $1, I just feel like flaunting the ridiculousness of it

It's a price war and a beauty competition out there - you have to be the cheapest date to the prom.

Common sense prevails most of the time, don't flaunt expensive items, good lighting, a dog, neighbors looking out for each other, but if everything else fails, you need a way to put someone down.Security systems are hit or miss.

People have always been vain which means they will always want to flaunt their treasures and live with conspeicuous consumption.

You are actually buying it and getting the deed to the property (if they take your offer) I have had one with nearly identical numbers accepted before.Anyway, you'll get a deed and sign a prom note and mortgage at the closing (or a deed of trust/trust deed if you are in one of those strange states. :))Closing company/attorney can help you with the paperwork.

v=h05ZQ7WHw8Ythat's it for posting YouTube videos, I'm off like a prom dress