Following the sage advice always posted, always look at raising the rates to match with the market and inflation.

I got tired of being nagged to death to upgrade every 3 months by Sage and Quickbooks that I ditched them.

We left with one gallon of baby poop dark green can of paint, mixed it in, and got 5 gallons of awesome sage green!

Thanks so much for all you do and I look forward to your sage advice!

If the price has gone below what you paid for it, either the market has priced it wrong at its current levels, you priced it wrong when you bought it, or you both are wrong.Also, the money is dead until you sell, regardless of the price, until you sell (yes, I know about asset back loans)Keeping up with the sage advice from elders: "In the short run, the market is a voting machine but in the long run it is a weighing machine" B.

But if you're like me then you grew up with rando uncles and aunts spouting it off like it's some sage ageless wisdom.

(I guess Sage is calling it something other than Timberline now)For employee hour tracking, we use Exaktime.

Thank you for your sage advice.

Is this the kind of hard-hitting, sage advice one can expect from LegalShield?

(Which I did drop off shortly before the termination statement was sent)While I probably have nothing against the seller, he does easily think a large complaint could be filed against the agent.He thinks it would be worth my time to talk to a RE attorney, who might suggest a couple of options including either asking seller to provide a specific amount of consideration, or agree to sell me the property for a specified, lower lump sum, in order to avoid potential litigation and/or holding up the sale to the other buyer.The sage continues...I do want to thank EVERYBODY for their advice, comments and opinions thus far.