Yes, it's taste specific, but it presents ok.

Overall, Saratoga is a little pretentious for my taste, I prefer a more blue collar tenant that doesn't call me for a light bulb change.Colonie is very desirable and deals can be had, as are Delmar, Guilderland, and that area south of Albany.  

Christine - Thanks for the Temecula suggestion - I've been there so many times for wine tasting.

In response to maybe us just having rich taste; I can completely appreciate that question.

I thought I would never get back in RE after the bad taste left from my experience.  

I was thinking about making a deal where he would fence in my property along with his, which would be like an extra 275LF of fencing which would probably be in the $7,000 range.I don't want to give my neighbor a price that would put a bad taste in his mouth, so I was wondering if anyone knew what would be a fair price for the land. 

(Just going out on a limb here, but I think there's still a bad after taste in their mouth from how poorly the property was managed and all the s#!

They are no longer obligated to consider your lazy offer, because you haven't resubmitted it for chronological consideration.Once again, offers to agents isn't eBay ... it's in poor taste, and it won't work the way you want ... unless you genuinely want to be frustrated.

For some reason, they get a taste for one thing and one thing only.

When estimating my renovation budget, I have a tendency to go towards picking things that are MY taste, but not necessarily the best ROI and definitely not the standard for the neighborhood.When flipping - do you gravitate towards carpet/laminate over hardwood?