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To: Tradelite who wrote (63472)	10/7/2006 7:56:02 PM
From: Elroy Jetson	Read Replies (2) of 306849

There is no need to reduce the asking price on properties in the Washington DC area - regardless of a glut of homes for sale. Tradelite has assured buyers on this board many times over the past few years that real estate prices never decline in the Washington DC area. Tradelite is expert at flogging real estate in the DC area, so I don't think you should call him a liar simply based on your idle opinion. Inventory in the DC area is likewise up hundreds of percent, but nothing catches a sale like a bargain price. Much more stuff would be selling if the sellers would get with the program and price properties for the market, instead of their imaginations. .

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