Re: cleaner wiring solution needed (resend)

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"Aegis" <lordaegis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Jackcsg" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > "Aegis" <lordaegis@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> >> As a Realtor®, I can tell you it DOES work very much like that.
> > Stigmatized
> >> properties affect the property values around them. A conservative
> >> neighborhood with a bright purple house can make that house and others
> >> nearby unsellable. You lose a lot of potential buyers and make it that
> > much
> >> harder to sell and also puts it on the market that much longer. Nobody
> > wants
> >> the purple house and nobody wants to live near it (especially next door
> >> to
> >> it). There have been lawsuits for specific performance where the
> >> offending
> >> homeowners were ordered to re-paint to undo the damage done to others'
> >> property values.
> >>
> > Thanks Aegis. That gives me a good idea now. Since my house is still on
> > the
> > market in St. Louis (7 mos)...I think I'm going to change the color to
> > purple, and see how it goes. I'm thinking bright yellow for the trim...
> > Maybe too if I can get a law passed requiring all my neighbors to have
> > BMW's
> > parked in their driveways at all times, it would sell faster, and I
could
> > even get more money for it?
> > I've also noticed a few of my neighbors wives could loose a few pounds,
> > and
> > a few may even need plastic surgery. They should have a law for that.
> > I'm allergic to dog wood trees too....I should bring up a law requiring
> > none
> > be with in 5 miles of my house.
> > The list can go on and on....and guess what... it does. Know you're
> > thinking
> > I'm sounding stupid?
> > Some people have nothing better to do than bitch about what they can't
> > control. They search for the control like a drug addict, feeding their
> > hunger, and selfishly looking at things in their own perspective, and
have
> > no respect for others, nor realize the full circle effect. 80% of this
> > country should have plexi-glass installed in their abdomen so they can
get
> > an outlook on life as they go through it with their head up their ass.
> > I really am (typically) an easy guy to get along with. But I do have
> > opinions, and I do listen to others opinions. But I have a serious
problem
> > with people who have agenda's, and especially those agenda's which I
feel
> > are more personal, than beneficial to others. That's what gets me in
> > trouble, and generally gives people the impression I'm confrontational.
> > Some
> > people seem to think that their dictatorship is invincible,
unfortunately
> > I
> > don't have the same agenda.
> >
> >
>
> I understand your thoughts. But, at the same time, I also understand the
> concern of homeowners. When I make a $100k+ investment in a home (for many
> people, it's the biggest single investment they will ever make and also
one
> of the most personal), I'd very much like to see it mature. I would
protect
> that investment as much as possible.
>
I'd agree with that. And I mean no disrespect, but I'd hardly rely on a
realtor for any of my investments. But I understand your personal
relationship, and values to your prospects. I'd see it as more of a bad
investment, than the protection of it. People have choices. Just because
they sometimes get offended by their surroundings, doesn't necessarily mean
they can exclude the rights to other citizens, or take away, or limit others
civil liberties. Now if you blindfold them before you take them in the
house, or sell strictly at night....that's a different issue. People (most
in general) have a long history of making bad decisions. It's not your
fault.....or mine. It's just another hard fact of life.