Without prejudice to its noble intent, this post is functionally elusive , rather useless IMO , for numerous reasons. The key one is the arbitrary and fluid pricepoint peg that is totally variable and dependent in lockstep with the economy.
Simply put:
-- in economic "good times", resale prices are comparatively "generous" and arguably inflated as buyers ride the "Good Times" wave;
-- conversely in economic "poor recessionary" downturns, resale FMV prices are dramatically reduced as buyers toss around nickels like they are manhole covers.
Simply put:
-- in economic "good times", resale prices are comparatively "generous" and arguably inflated as buyers ride the "Good Times" wave;
-- conversely in economic "poor recessionary" downturns, resale FMV prices are dramatically reduced as buyers toss around nickels like they are manhole covers.
