I'm surprised this wasn't posted yesterday.
I expect this Fed move (among others) to begin to turn the tide. It should equate to more work for appraisers going foward.
http://biz.yahoo.com/ap/080311/wall_street.html?.v=32
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Mako wrote:I'm surprised this wasn't posted yesterday.
)We caught that right of Steve. Unfortunately, we can't merge threads - I know I've attempted to figure ways around it but it's due to the site provider - they don't have that capabilities here on this one. A minor price to pay for the fee that we pay to be parked here.Steve Owen wrote:Yes, that's true.
There ought to be a better way to link these connected, but disparate sourced pieces of info together. (Maybe I should have posted that comment on the "Suggestions" forum. lol.)
Steve Owen wrote:And, you responded to it. (You probably just didn't read the article because it was from the NYT. )
Otis wrote:We caught that right of Steve. Unfortunately, we can't merge threads - I know I've attempted to figure ways around it but it's due to the site provider - they don't have that capabilities here on this one. A minor price to pay for the fee that we pay to be parked here.Steve Owen wrote:Yes, that's true.
There ought to be a better way to link these connected, but disparate sourced pieces of info together. (Maybe I should have posted that comment on the "Suggestions" forum. lol.)![]()
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