Re: This is why you shouldn't be greedy

Re: This is why you shouldn't be greedy by NY-LL on July 11, 2012 @19:35

To paraphrase (for clarification), УIn a small state like the State of Washington, in an unpopulated town in the State of Washington Е,Ф unlike the major metropolitan cities of Atlanta, Georgia - Chicago, Illinois - Los Angeles, California - Miami, Florida - New York, New York, (even the Twin Cities of Minnesota claimed by the OP), etc. While Seattle, Washington has boosted in rank because of Microsoft Corporation, the State of Washington is not considered to be a major first tier metropolitan Е

Nonetheless, WHAT BANK -- even with a pre-approved buyer -- prepares for property appraisals, property inspections, and mortgage closings within two weeks? Please advise, unless yet another landlord believes the OP.

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Re: This is why you shouldn't be greedy by Anonymous on July 11, 2012 @23:10	[ Reply ]

"the State of Washington is not considered to be a major first tier metropolitan Е" More nosense, the State of Washington is not a metropolitan city, it's a State! In a small state like the State of Washington" State of Washington ranks 18th, larger than New York State. "in an unpopulated town in the State of Washington" Seattle, Spokane, Tacoma, Vancouver, Bellevue and Everett are cities that have hundreds of thousands of people. Again, you start mixing in facts and things that has no meaning or substance. The tenant knew he was moving long before the two weeks you are fixated on. УIn a small state like the State of Washington, in an unpopulated town in the State of Washington ЕФthe State of Washington is not considered to be a major" You sure know how to offend people, and the landlords who post from Washington State on this board!

Re: This is why you shouldn't be greedy by Anonymous on July 12, 2012 @01:05	[ Reply ]

Stop being so annoying, anonymous! Find something to contribute to the discussion. Why would the great people of any metropolis be offended by a post unrelated to the state? In the BIG metropolis of Washington State, are the banks able to close within a two week window? The poster stated that a closing cannot occur within two weeks and the OP could not have managed all of the matters claimed with the purchase of a new property, new job relocation, and small claims against landlord in such a small window of time. That is the only issue and point of the comment. And, note the OP did not dispute the facts. Too much time wasted on a troll.