|Moral of the story, run the numbers.

The economic growth of the Tri-Cities economy has some spillover, so quaint little Abingdon area has seen a notable boost.

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My wife's tiny little home town in West Texas suddenly got a big boost as they found a bunch of oil nearby the other year and suddenly all bets were off.

15+% is a healthy boost to hitting that savings goal.

-The moral issue you could run into is if your agent brought you the deal and you cut them out to submit an offer directly to the listing agent then you burn a bridge to save a couple grand-Too often people focus on the small commission paid to the realtor as an opportunity to cut costs when in reality the long term relationship with a good agent will bring you far more value.

This is a non-cash expense, which is the best kind to have, since it will significantly boost the Smith’s return.

That's quite a sphere of influence that can either help boost your business or be used to bring down your business.

The problem with this listing was that is was an $800,000 home on a street of shacks.It took almost six months to rent that house, and it only happened after the landlord finally agreed to lower the price pretty substantially.The moral of the story is that it's better to be the little shack on a street of $800,000 homes than the $800,000 home on a street of little shacks.

What do you guys think and what would be the moral and ethical thing to do is kinda where my thinking is on it all?