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To: Paul Viapiano who wrote (5545)	9/24/2002 10:45:42 AM
From: GraceZ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 306849

Congrats! Now you can go through the buyer's remorse part. -gggg- After we had this house under contract I went through terrible buyer's remorse, I even got physically ill when we went up to see the property again after the seller agreed to our price. It was weird because I've not had a moment of regret since then. Its just traumatic making such a big purchase. I asked a few friends of mine what they went through after getting a contract accepted and they all had similar experiences. If you pay what you think is a lot or the seller accepts your contract too quickly, you think you paid too much and you should have offered less....if you get a deal like I did, then you start thinking there is something wrong with the place that you didn't see. In retrospect we got a great deal.