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2010-01-03 — washingtonpost.com
"Melissa Diggins and her fiance, George Mills, live in the basement of his parents' house in Woodbridge with their two Great Danes, the tan-colored Achilles and Odin. They made a dozen offers on houses in Prince William County, some well above the asking price, but lost out on all of their bids, more than half of the time to investors making all-cash offers. "We thought to ourselves: 'Enough is enough,' " Diggins says. "We'd sometimes offer more than the asking price and we wouldn't even get a call back. It was crazy.""
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mikedouglasy at 02:51 2012-03-10 said:
They will see the age and condition of your house, maintenance may be required, and then is ready to let you in a few days small companies offer. They do it all so simple. It does not matter what your country. They have local representatives can help you find the part of the solution. Permalinkadd a comment | go to forum thread
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