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By Grumpy Bear · Posted
I went to the county a few years back to dispute my property taxes. To do that I hired an appraiser and a lawyer. The County Assessor wished to argue that the homes in my neighborhood the appraiser used were all 'distressed properties" and not representative of the "Market Average". My response was," Of the 50 homes in our subdivision 43 of them were "distressed properties" under bank foreclosure and as such "Distressed IS the market". Lawyer about choked on his coffee and handed the Assessor the 'receipts'. I won that case on the evidence provided by the Lawyer and the Appraiser. We have the same thing going on here. My statements were based on the GOVERNMENTS NATIONAL DATA and yours on local markets in areas of your interest. They are both correct.... Thing is, this divergence was based on NATIONAL and not on LOCAL. I think you even understand that. But like you said, we are both stubborn and hardheaded. I do not see any advantage to disengagement. But that said we can step back to compose ourselves. -
Trust me I appreciate the comments and concerns. It's what I was looking for to help me evaluate the situation and what I want to do. I have decided to move forward with the BORA hubcentric slip on 3/8" (.375") with the extended lugs nuts. Fedex says they should be here Monday :). Meanwhile, the dealer got the remote start and Patriot spray in bed liner done over the last couple of days. Also, I installed an inline stop/start eliminator today. Starts back up in what whatever mode you shut it off in, so you don't have to hit the button every time you fire up. -
By Grumpy Bear · Posted
$2.20 E-85 down from $2.59 Around $3.80 for regular and about $5 on average for Premium. Propane $3.99 a gallon. -
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The truck had about 10,000 miles on it when I purchased it in the fall of 2020 for about $31000. KBB seems to think it's worth between $20 and $25k now, assuming a good transmission.
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