Comments on: How to be a vulture

By: beauty in lala land

beauty in lala land — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 14:26:24 +0000

thanks for the tips on how to spot and avoid vultures

By: dontcallmeshirley

dontcallmeshirley — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 03:22:19 +0000

To #180 (Islander),

A buyer need not be jammed on having multiple offers accepted.

Simply make each offer contingent on no other offer being accepted.

Of course a seller may not accept this but beggars can’t be choosers.

By: Johnny

Johnny — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 04:11:55 +0000

I like your tips big-time. I have been waiting for years for these conditions to arrive, waiting in anguish while watching bidding wars being manufactured to raise the price of a home. What a crock that was. Non-transparent bidding. Only a fool would bid under those conditions and I wasn’t one of them. Greed and more greed by all involved…sellers and brokers. So here I am now, on the other side of the table. heheheh Now it’s my turn to do a bit of slurping and I deserve to for waiting. What goes around comes around. So yeah, I agree whole-heartedly at his tips for being a vulture. Eat or be eaten. It’s dinner tiiiiiime !

By: Trekie2

Trekie2 — Sun, 30 Nov 2008 13:35:06 +0000

What a joke!

The simple fact is that any comparison between the Greater Toronto Area condo market and what is happening in the United States is about as valuable as discussing whether Batman or Spiderman would come out on top in a fight. It has no relationship to reality.

Pfffttttttt…..it would be Batman!!!

By: Yura

Yura — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 16:34:59 +0000

Three years ago I sold my first home without any Net resources. But it was very difficult for me. I heard that some services can publish ads about my home in the Internet. Can you help me to choose between http://www.fizber.com/ and http://www.trulia.com/ ? Do you know anything about these services? My friend said that “Fizber” better than “Trulia”. But maybe he wasn’t right. So I need help.