I very much miss that feature, especially so for very lengthy threads where I've already read up on the earliest posts.I agree with your second item as well.

The fact is there is an increasing supply of distressed property as well as unemployment, lack of financing, etc., for there to be any basis for appreciation anytime soon.

I am looking at Realtor.com, apartment ratings, crime reports, unemployment rates for each location etc.

The prices don't seem to have sank far enough considering 10% of New Yorkers are still unemployed, and businesses are starting to close down left and right, and nobody can get qualified for a loan for the prices these nuts are asking.

I'm not sure why we wouldn't have a feature like this....

I honestly still don't know if that's too much or too little, in this environment with high unemployment.

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i dont' know your area, so i'ts best to see what the competition does...in the end, lower end stainless appliances are pretty cheap..in fact, the set i used for this kitchen was practically brand new, all matching and i paid 1000 from craigslist..it's always nice to have a sizzle feature that the competition doesn't have if youcan get a deal!

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id=18429Special HELLO goes to Terry Royce (posted earlier in this thread) whose sign has been featured in the article (second from the left) :mrgreen: