Comments on: A Buyer’s Perspective on the Pitfalls of FSBO

By: castors

castors — Mon, 16 Jan 2012 22:04:05 +0000

Selling your home without a real estate agent saves you money because you don't have to pay real estate commission. Thus, you have more money to put down on your new house. But despite the advantage of selling your home yourself, there is also a downside with FSBOs. Before embarking on a “for sale by owner,” be aware of the pitfalls.

By: itaningiffurf

itaningiffurf — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 04:35:21 +0000

aerospoke review

By: UpdathJat

UpdathJat — Wed, 17 Mar 2010 18:58:34 +0000

Here is the 1/10 scale, electric powered, radio manipulated, almost ready to operate HPI On-Road Sprint 2 Drift Car with the Toyota Trueno Body. _
Functions: Chassis: 3/16″ (4mm) thick treatment molded nylon Drive: Four controls dual belt drive Ball Bearings: Full set included Shocks: Oil-filled, plastic bodied, with special springs for drifting Differentials: Planetary gear Transmission: Single speed, mug handles modified motors 10 turns and above Tires: Tough compound drift sort A, 1″ (26mm) wide, 2.5″ (65mm) external diameter Added wheels: Officially certified TE37 Rays/Volk design 5-spoke chrome plated, outer diameter 1.9″ (48mm), width 1″ (26mm), 3mm offset in-front and 6mm counteract in backed for wide look seen on full-dimensions drift cars Pinion Gear: 48 pitch steel Spur Gear: 48 pitch, 87 tooth, composite construction Bumpers: Front, foam Suspension: Absolutely variable Ackerman: Flexible, Ackerman identifies the influence on the inner front wheel turning faster versus the outer front wheel during turns Caster: Adjustable, caster/toe-in describes the angle with the front suspension when viewed on the side from the car in relation to the chassis Camber: Adjustable, camber refers to the angle of the tops of the tires from vertical when viewed from front or behind vehicle Steering: Bell-crank type with servo saver

HPI Sprint 2 Drift

By: Bob L

Bob L — Wed, 23 Jul 2008 19:17:16 +0000

No question, there area quite a few FSBO’s that are way overpriced. The thought is that you will get a bargain, but much more often than not, it isn’t the case.

You must have some experience, or some tools, to price a home. Most FSBO’s don’t. Keep up the good postings.

Bob L.