You guys rock!

For the latest on TARP, I refer you to the following report: www.ustreas.gov/initiatives/eesa/docs/TARPfirst-105report.pdf"Any system produces winners and losers.

Our past experience has shown that this industry follows the 80-20 rule. 20 percent of the agents produce 80 percent of the business.

Good deals don't produce much, if any, passive loss.

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We are not Japanese, we are a society of consumers - It is really hard to cure.Also, Japan is a product-producing country and that why their GDP is high and their ability to devaluate their currency is so limited that deflation is king.

Rock on Rich.

I would have the REALTOR produce actual closings where they were able to seek a deficiency waiver and avoid a seller contribution.Fact is, most agent will not offer to protect your interests post-sale.

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