I just had to drop $1,500.00 on crap last week that I had no idea about.

Each year the attendance has dropped.

Those areas have seen some sharp drops in prices that aren't really directly related to foreclosures.I'm not seeing the banks offering any stellar deals to get rid of properties in my area.

Since I don't know what "it" or "this" is, I'll drop the subject.

Sometimes it won't put the @mention in no matter how many times I click on their name in the drop down list.

The darker the red, the greater the price drop.

The third one only had 2 price reductions.Do you think this is driven by Fannie overpricing Homepath homes and it's finally catching up to them and they have to drop the price to move the property or potentially the market is cooling a bit in my area?

The inner city has stayed strong through the recessions and while dropping some in value remained high priced.

Gold has dropped a lot and therefore some bottom fishers consider it a good time to buy.

In my day, we were dropped off at the mall, the ball field or rode bikes around the neighborhood or park.