When I get the "just throw a number out there" response, how should I reply?

As far as the sub-2 I'll throw it at 'em and see what they say.

(which by no means am I upset with, that's the cost of money and I should NOT had a moment of weakness to begin with) I only ended up with $29,xxxx I lost $9,000 dollars because I was stupid and gave into a some lame (fill in the blank) who was representing some buyers who were more concerned with throwing a fit over stupid little things.

Dont throw the baby out with the bath water just yet.Locally I here hunting fees are sometimes higher than pasture or farmland values.How far from major metropolitan city s?

To throw out an example, I have been sitting on the fence since January.

I would suggest throwing it out real low and creating some excitement.

Just want to throw out another thought,,,in MY part of the country,,,mobile home living was considered economy and what people did and put up with,,,todays kids,(upcoming generations) want big stick built houses and WONT settle for mobiles any more.Here vacancy used to be 0% and a LONG waiting list to get anywhere nice,,now you have your pick of lots,and lots of boarded up houses on other lots to look at!!

I use a buyer agent mainly to do the paperwork but I wouldn't trust his opinion (If I could find any...) as far as I can throw a chair...

Just throwing it out there I think it would be very helpful but I dont know how much the the big guns like Rich, MikeOh, Nick and Will would want us newbies peppering them with questions :DSo maybe Rich's idea is better...

If I wanted to throw it in for free, they probably wouldn't give me too much grief over it.Big trees are important in my area.