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I think it has real potential, however, I don't think most people are ready to invest in a virtual currency--at least not right now (when the time is right!).

From a brokers perspective the buyer has to be ready, willing, able, and realistic to do a deal.

., appliances, carpets, furnaces, roofs, etc.)Speaking of carpets, new carpets every 3-5 years.Property management.Make ready costs.

I've seen REO's listed for $30k more than a ready to move in house down the street,,either the agent was crazy or the bank calculated value by what was owed on it.The bank has to realize the loss on its books when the sale occurs, until then they still have an asset, and they are putting down what they think its worth,,,if they aren't ready to realize the loss, they may keep a higher value, then reduce it over time to keep from taking too much of a loss at one time (another reason they sit on inventory so long, they don't want to sell too many at once)andy

Just like you are describing, totally unreasonable complaints - people getting ready for work, talking on the phone, I mean, c'mon.

While they may not have decided or are ready to sell, there are plenty of services that you could be the go-to person for.Your objective ought to be to control the access to these people and to be the de facto center of it all.

I am ready to get another.

Also wondering why you are choosing to hold that much cash vs. paying off your consumer debt?

@Kris Haskins We have Historic Commission sign off, and the third floor Building Permit ready to go, now just need to apply for change of use with the Tax Assessors office.