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Today's headlines say Bernanke is urging "bold action", what has he been doing up until now?

Woe is us.What would be just as bold, but more productive, would be to move.

It's a bold move to some.

I am extremely pleased that I have as well, I do variable print data on my postcards which means every postcard says "Dear Harry Homeowner" (with their real name of course) at the top in bold letters and references their specific address in the copy.

I could see the skepticism coming a mile away with your first post, but I get it and I think you're bold for trying.

There lacking the positive mindset along with Boldness to take action and get out and make it happen.

Perghaps the best suggestion is for the OG psot in the thread and the last post in the thread to have the date in bold so it stands out, or perhaps in another color such as RED.

I may be missing something here, but what I've found to be very persuasive with the agents is to let them represent me; this way they get to double end it, and will do their best to try to push the offer through.Of course, I've come across agents that were so dense I had to follow up with them in 24 point bold font that "6% of X was better than 3% of Y."

Be careful when you present your analysis of the opportunity that you put a disclosure on the estimate in big bold letters with an blurb about " due your own due-diligence).Good Luck!