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Posted by aka-SBM on July 10, 2006, 1:10 pm
>I have used Usenet for a long time. For the most part it is a very
> helpful research tool. Of course I have run into assholes from time to
> time, trolls etc. But what has surprised me is the quantity of
> big-mouthed losers on this particular group. Most groups have them but
> they are the minority. Here you guys are the majority and like I said
> before, it says a lot about you as business men and people in general.
>
> I don't care one way or another about you or what you say, I'm just
> impressed that you are so eager to fulfill the shitty stereotype that
> you folks can't beat off with a stick. Instead, you prove it to be the
> rule rather than exception.
>
> I wouldn't be surprised if I have finally stumbled upon a tradesman
> newgroup where the users seem to think that offering advice on the
> Internet is going to seriously cut into their profits.
>
> Why have a group at all if all you do is act like children?
>
> One last thing. This isn't rocket science you brainiacs! You are not
> special, no matter how short of a bus you ride.
>
> :)
>
I guess you learned that from being told that for 14 years or so...the short
bus comment that is.
Hey..if it aint rocket science, how come you homeowners with no training can
fuck it up so god awful bad?
Nah..it aint rocket science..but here in NC, it IS a felony to do the work
without a licence...so...yea..you can piss up a rope and suck on the bitter
end.
>
>
>
> aka-SBM wrote:
>> >
>> >
>> >> I'm thinking that if
>> >> I was a buyer and knew the heat pump was about out, I might reconsider
>> >> the purchase altogether.
>> >
>> > Problem here is that the buyer's agent is gonna try his damndest to get
>> > you
>> > to fix this ( or something else )....and afterwards, he'll want you to
>> > fix
>> > that and the other thing too...a new roof and paint and carpets
>> > and...and...and...often the friggen list seemingly never stops once you
>> > get
>> > started down that particular road.
>> >
>> > Then, the buyer might still back out of the deal at the last possible
>> > moment....
>> >
>> > --
>> >
>>
>> Yup. Happens all the time.
>> Selling a home here isnt as easy as it seems.
>> By the time you get all your required inspections done, get permits
>> pulled
>> for the stupid shit you had installed without a permit, and then get it
>> fixed right, well, you lost alot of your profit.
>> The inspectors here are good. I mean, good. They go over a home with a
>> fine
>> toothed comb, and you WILL have to fix what they find. Normally, the
>> buyer
>> either requests it, or the buyers agent does, and guess who gets to pay
>> for
>> it? Seller.
>> Good thing about it is, once its done, you can offer it to others and
>> dont
>> have to go through it again, since you have all the paperwork showing
>> that
>> the homes as good as it gets for what you are getting.
>>
>> Buddy of mine put his on the market about a month ago...sold it in 10
>> days....took 15 to get the list done and it was a fairly new home...under
>> 15
>> years. The Goodman that was on it was still chuggin along, and we
>> serviced
>> it and gave it the normal "unit working at this time, but due to age,
>> failure can occur at any time." disclaimer, but he did allow us to
>> replace
>> the caps, contactor, and fan motors in case.
>> I figure if it fails now, AHS or someone will slap another Goodman on
>> there
>> and they will be happy...
>> Course..its the only Goodman left in the neighborhood...LOL, all the
>> others
>> are Yorks now...:)
>>
>>
>> > SVL
>> >
>> >
>> >
>
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