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To: russwinter who wrote (37362)	7/31/2005 12:10:54 PM
From: loantech	Respond to of 110194

Russ I mentioned last week my mother in law sold here 1000 sq ft. home built in 1953 in North Bend for cash at $147,500.00. No view, needs a lot of work, 300sq ft. of that was an add on. 4-5 years ago it would have sold for 75K. When do you think these ludicrous price increases will stop and how do you see the after math unfolding? Just a guess if you have time, I know this is all conjecture for now. A lot of people are changing handles at SI. Instead of loantech maybe I should change my handle to bankruptcyenabler.

To: russwinter who wrote (37362)	7/31/2005 4:07:01 PM
From: shades	Respond to of 110194

HAHA - they list being close to beach like it is a positive, I already post link showing beach area 10 times more dirty than non beach area - beaches make you sick - and sand is infested with bacteria and germs. RE landscaping costs, I already post somewhere else for recently illegal cuban that cant speak english they want to charge me 200 bucks a cut for an 80x60 foot yard - they are getting it, back in ga I can can get college educated professional landscaper to do it for 25 bucks. Time to take up that grass and put down rock yard with stone pebbles. I have the house on the market, turnout is unbelievable, 21 people in less than 5 days - but it still has not sold. Have to raise my price higher.