Recent content by Zegras11

What the hell is a qualifier?

TB, MINN, KC, CLE, PHIL, MIL.

Hi JML, I am, but have to think about the timing of it all. I got back last Tuesday from a week in Florida (only six MLB parks left to see), and have been trying to catch up on this thread. When do you think would be a good day to start? May 1? May 15? June 1? LMK

I've been 4 times since Dec. Mostly play poker but did catch u2. I like staying at Ellis Island. Tables have low wager amounts. Ribs and steak and eggs specials can't be beat. Going back may 27 to June 1. And June 9 to 18 for 6 wsop mixed events.

I saw him play his last game at March Madness at Long Beach Arena. I was amazed how he was double teamed all game and still got shots of easily. SO sad.

Oct 12, 1986 Game 5 of the ALCS. Angels up 3 games to 1. I was sitting in CF stands of enlarged Anaheim Stadium when Dave Henderson hit the HR off Donnie Moore. One strike away from first ever AL pennant. Even worse than the HR, was that the Angels scored a run in the bottom of the 9th , to...

this reminds me when appraisers were hired directly by lenders. That was a part of the 2008 crash. Almost impossible for inspectors to find everything. Like anything, do homework before choosing one.

And that's why we all go to our broker for advice when needed. There is always someone with a good answer within 30 minutes. The answer to this issue is to educate buyers on a national level at a much higher degree.

Lawyer involved is fine for sure. ANyone that has some real estate knowledge, go for it. The vast majority don't have that.

Average commission per side has been under 3% for a long time nationwide.

Buyers are going to get so ****ed by this decision. They won't be represented properly. Unless lenders allow the commission to be financed, the vast majority will not have the cash to pay commission. And then they will hire some idiot that will do it for a low fee. I have yet to see a low...

The average buyer and seller know very little about real estate. Almost every first timer knows NOTHING. And they are going to get ****ed by this ruling not being represented properly

I just love people not in the industry and their idealistic views of what they think actually goes on. Sorry, but you guys at best comment on only about 25% of all the things that can happen in a transaction. LOL at looking up complex, legal issues that come up all the time on google. That's...

Open houses rarely sell homes. They are basically done for buyers agents to get leads. The average home owner has no clue how to handle negotiations for inspection and appraisal issues. A home owner can EASILY put themselves in a huge liability situation if they don't handle inspection...

This is a great post. I specialize in the lower end first time buyers. After my divorce is August, had to sell our 7 bedroom, 4 bath 4000 sq foot house. I hired the #1 agent for this type of sale at 5%. Best money I ever spent. I was too attached to the house. No way could I make an...