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What am I doing wrong with tagging people, BTW?

I just can't justify the $300 price tag yet.

I'm interested in knowing what margins the best institutions/credit unions are tagging on to the prime rate. 

I'm sure Tim knows, up in the northern side of Chicago there are not many properties that come with a low price tag.

I then googled it and noticed :roll: the price tag, huh!

I do not want to go forward with a law suit against them if there is any chance I can get tagged with this listing thing.

So much so that when they aren't there, the system flags it with a "needs reference" tag.

The process also involves having to pay the taxes at the local courthouse and visit the tag agency to get the required updated plate sticker and 936 form before the home can be moved.