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I would imagine that's a fairly small "market" and doesn't really reflect the broader market. It's "a" market rate. And it sounds like this isn't a case of wha
by setr 7y ago
I would imagine that's a fairly small "market" and doesn't really reflect the broader market. It's "a" market rate.
And it sounds like this isn't a case of what people are willing to pay for it, but rather what I'm willing to sell it for: that is, the bank just wants to get rid of the house for something, even if it's highly innefficient and people were willing to pay more.
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