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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I think its great. I envision a swanky single guy or perhaps gay couple who has pared their stuff down to almost zero. Target that niche market and you would have a buyer. In the end, you only need one buyer. Live your life as you would like it. We all could be dead in five years, so who cares about resale value in five years as compared to enjoying those five years (or more if you dont decide to move)![/quote] 8:13 back. The problem with your position is ignoring the location consideration. If this were a condo in DuPont I'd agree with you, but for a SFH in NWDC you have to expect the majority of your buyers will be families with small children. Of course you can decide to do what you want and that's valid, but if you think there's a good chance you will move it makes sense to at least think of what the majority of your target market would like so that you can minimize the time needed to find that one buyer.[/quote]
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