You can not claim ignorance as you have clearly documented here on BP that you know what is going on.Step up and do the right thing.

If it then works out that the house goes up or down in value just ignore its value unless you are willing to sell.Having a bedroom on the main level or other factors could be more important to your future happiness than trying to keep the value of the house under X% of your net worth.Flip it around.

He certainly should know better and is therefore either ignorant or lying to you (neither is good).

And most people are “ignorantly” willing to give them their lives.The point I’m going to make finally here is that EMOTION is the #1 driving force of the highs and the lows in this market.

Your refusal to believe that this is actually happening is ignorant.

Excuse my ignorance, where exactly could I make amendments and what exactly is needed?

hairmetal you can ignore MikeOH's "doom and gloom" if you like but he is on target.

I do not have any secrets, just 16 years as a broker, attorney and investor with lots of hard earned experience.You want a quick-fix two sentence answer to a complex issue and I am not about to mislead anyone into thinking it's that easy.Your ignorance of the subject is quite apparent, and that in itself is no big deal -- nobody knows everything, but this area happens to be my specialty.

I am somewhat ignoring turn arounds where the place might be most vacant.

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