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How long does my property have to be off the market for so i can sell it privately

 
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    Q. How long to you have to wait to sell privately if your house is listed?


    Ontario Canada. Normally, real estate agents have you sign up for a specific number of days. Check you contract on what was stipulated. Why do you want to go private sale ? Are you not happy with your real estate agent ? Do you have issues in terms of pricing or other things. If you are not happy with the service, your agreement would normally have a clause that you can fire your realtor if you are not happy with them.

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    Q. If an estate agent introduces you to a property, how long is the vender of that property tied to paying a fee?

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    If you want to buy a property but then the vender takes the property off of the market for financial reasons, is the vender tied to having to pay a fee to the estate agent if i was to approach the vender myself and purchase it direct from the vender 12 months later. basically, i viewed this property 6 months ago and really liked it and i believe that the house will come back onto the market in a few months time but as the agent introduced me to this property, does the vender still have to pay a fee if they agree to sell to me privately at an agreed fee. how long is the vender tied to the agent by agreement, 6 months, 12 months, 2 years, for ever....? can anyone offer any advise.

    If you do wish to sell further down the line, make sure you do another viewing as they things may have changed.

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    Q. Another one about the federal reserve?

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    Ok so people tell me that the federal reserve does not create money and has to give all the money it earns to the treasury. 1. the federal reserve does create money. "when you or i write a check there must be sufficient funds in our account to cover the check, but when the federal reserve writes a check there is no bank deposit on which that check is drawn. when the federal reserve writes a check, it is creating money."- federal reserve bank of boston. with regards to them having to give there money to the treasury how do you know. if they gave the treasury 50 bucks a year how would you prove they weren't giving them it all since the federal reserve can't be audited. "most americans have no real understanding of the operation of the international money lenders. the accounts of the federal reserve system have never been audited. it operates outside the control of congress and through its board of governors manipulates the credit of the united states."- senator barry goldwater. if you can't audit the federal reserve then you have to take them at there word. now when the government needs money it goes to the treasury which in turn sells t-bonds, which has face value plus interest, to banks. these banks sell these bonds to the federal reserve for an amount of money not known because no audit. so by the transitive property the federal reserve, which creates money, does pay our government. that being said if the federal reserve is suppose to give all of it's money then why doesn't it give money to the treasury so it does not have to use t-bonds which have interest? because the federal reserve and it's privately owned banks manipulate the market creating inflation to the point where a select few get richer while the rest get poorer. my first question. why do we allow this to happen? and secondly why do people believe the fed is run by the government? the president does select the chairmen and the congress does choose the board but that is where it's government affiliations stop because it is not subject to review from anyone. the only reason we know that money seems to disappear from the fed every couple of years is because 100% of our federal income tax goes to the federal reserve to pay off the t-bonds but not 100% of it made it's way to the treasury. sorry for the long section but i wanted to be precise. ok for those of you who say the fed is audited and held accountable watch the video link posted by the second answer down before submitting please. thank you ron paul and alan grayson are the only people in washington calling out the federal reserve at this time so regardless of democrat republican if you don't stand out and say tear it down then you are an accomplice to the crime. obama is democrat and wants to fix the debt and yet he won't go after the reserve so honestly i don't see the two parties as being different

    The USA government pays the Fed Reserve a fee for every single dollar in circulation. The USA will never ever be out of debt as long as the fed reserve exists.

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    Q. Paper on communism! do i really deserve a c?

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    Now i think i'm a pretty decent writer, keep in mind that this is 11th grade english, not college or anything. we had to write about a problem and how to fix it. so here you go... it's long! but give it a chance ;) the desire of every individual is for a utopia; for a better place than where they are now. but how can everyone get to a utopia? how can you establish the equality to form this quintessential place? can society truly ever be equal when everyone has their own individual desires? the problem with communism and socialism is that everyone is their own individual being and they can’t be herded like cattle. this is what makes a human, human. so can a person be de-humanized and trained to have no ambition other than to serve the government? the problem with the world today is that we are on the path to considering that question. society need to realize that the only way to achieve true equality is through equal opportunity. people have their own ambitions and desires; desires that can only be fulfilled by offering the freedom and ease of accomplishing them. lately however, the government has been limiting that freedom, taking baby steps toward socialism and then to communism. imposing new laws and restrictions upon an unwilling people, despite communism’s bitter past consisting of nothing but failure. the people of the unites states need to stand up to the federals to reclaim and preserve the qualities that have made our country so great, the qualities that have made us a beacon of light to the world for centuries. the very first problem with communism and socialism is that most people do not understand it. although ironically, the best way to defend our freedom is to understand what communism and socialism are. it’s not something that is just forced upon you one day. gradually things change right before your eyes. laws are passed based on lies and bribes, driven by emotion and fear rather than logic and common sense. this “in between” stage is considered socialism, and it is simply just the transitional stage between capitalism and communism (wikipedia). although communism in theory is a good system, it’s a system designed for robots, programmed to serve with a smile. in short a summary of communism is a classless society obtained by a rebellion willing to use force. “classless” meaning there is no rich or poor creating a single class (what is communism). all business and production is controlled by the government, eliminating the concept of “owning” nearly anything at all (answerbag.com). even your money that you make would go to the government. this sets you equal to every other person and gives you no incentive to be better. this is the exact opposite of human nature! while this may not be what the creators of communism (karl marx specifically) had intended it to become, this is what it always ends up being. marx himself never even came up with a way that communism would function economically. he was a dreamer, not a revolutionist. so what should be the alternative to communism? capitalism is the system that has been shown to function the best, and it reflects the american way. in the recent years; however, there has been a struggle between the two and america is starting to lean in the socialist direction. in capitalism the means of production are privately owned and income is made through selling products or services. there is very little government involvement in anything that has to do with business. this makes it extremely easy for anybody to open up a business, which not only makes products, but provides jobs and income for others. this form of economics is known as the free market. basically capitalism is the american way, owning your own property, working hard for your money, having the opportunity to do whatever you want. capitalism allows every person under it the freedom to seize the american dream for themselves, to reach their potential. capitalism is what drove the industrial revolution and the growth in recent centuries, while it was communism that destroyed many countries in the same era. the difference between capitalism and communism can be as simple as the difference between success and failure. for example, a socialist shows you a cute “bunny” and explains that the bunny is in trouble. the bunny needs your help! it hasn’t been fed in weeks and its owner has neglected it its whole life. this is so sad! a government program should be made to protect bunnies all over the world. however everyone, regardless of their position on animal abuse, may have to pay a little more taxes. of course they don’t mention that half of those taxes will go to the government officials who set it up. but it’ll create jobs and save the bunny. in the end they end up overpaying their employees. to cover this they raise more taxes to cover it and yet still have trouble protecting the bunnies. to the contrary a capitalist shows you a rabbit and explains the rabbit’s situation. he says that if you believe that you should help this rabbit, create a non-profit association to help rabbits. also creating jobs; however in a business sense, meaning with regard to potential failure and with passion for success. in the end the capitalist ends up paying his employees fairly to ensure profit for his cause. his employees, who chose to work there, love what they do and raise lots of money and saving many rabbits. the problem is that the government business does not comprehend nor regard failure. they always have the treasury to fall back on, and all federal businesses use that crutch heavily. they have no regard for profit, because they see none of it! presenting yet another problem, what is going to stop people from embezzlement? which presents the even larger problem, is this who you want running every business in your country? a recently popular argument for socialism is that it is our religious duty. in proverbs it says that “the poor is disliked even by his ne i can't fit it all haha oh well, get the point i guess?

    Yes, I would have gave a C-. The structure is lacking. Paragraphs are not clearly defined, and structure is lacking. Google 5 paragraph essay to see what I'm talking about. You need a clearer statement of the problem,"The problem with the world today is that we are on the path to considering that question". If you need to refer to another sentence and then another sentence, there is a problem with clarity. Also though you do outline why it is a problem, and the solution, it needs to be integrated into a theses statement such as: The Increasing laws and restriction which are leading the nation to socialism and communism, can only be remedied by standing up to federal power and reclaimed quintessential American values. Next you actually have to follow up on the thesis. Nowhere in the body of work do you suggest how to implement the solution. Also nowhere do you mention the specific laws and regulations that are problematic and explain why they are problems or should be classified under the category of socialism. The rest of the essay on the problem of socialism or communism in general should be condensed into one or two paragraphs between the specification and the solution.

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    Q. Another one about the federal reserve?

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    Ok so people tell me that the federal reserve does not create money and has to give all the money it earns to the treasury. 1. the federal reserve does create money. "when you or i write a check there must be sufficient funds in our account to cover the check, but when the federal reserve writes a check there is no bank deposit on which that check is drawn. when the federal reserve writes a check, it is creating money."- federal reserve bank of boston. with regards to them having to give there money to the treasury how do you know. if they gave the treasury 50 bucks a year how would you prove they weren't giving them it all since the federal reserve can't be audited. "most americans have no real understanding of the operation of the international money lenders. the accounts of the federal reserve system have never been audited. it operates outside the control of congress and through its board of governors manipulates the credit of the united states."- senator barry goldwater. if you can't audit the federal reserve then you have to take them at there word. now when the government needs money it goes to the treasury which in turn sells t-bonds, which has face value plus interest, to banks. these banks sell these bonds to the federal reserve for an amount of money not known because no audit. so by the transitive property the federal reserve, which creates money, does pay our government. that being said if the federal reserve is suppose to give all of it's money then why doesn't it give money to the treasury so it does not have to use t-bonds which have interest? because the federal reserve and it's privately owned banks manipulate the market creating inflation to the point where a select few get richer while the rest get poorer. my first question. why do we allow this to happen? and secondly why do people believe the fed is run by the government? the president does select the chairmen and the congress does choose the board but that is where it's government affiliations stop because it is not subject to review from anyone. the only reason we know that money seems to disappear from the fed every couple of years is because 100% of our federal income tax goes to the federal reserve to pay off the t-bonds but not 100% of it made it's way to the treasury. sorry for the long section but i wanted to be precise. if you think the federal reserve get's audited etc watch this http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cjqm 2tfoxlq&feature=channel_video_t itle you trust the feds books? the very books that said we did off book transactions in the trillions to someone we are not going to tell you about? those books? did you even watch the link? i know they show their books but what i am saying the point i am making is they do not have to tell us. they gave trillions with a t trillions of dollars to someone that no one knows who. then again trillions of dollars vanishing isn't really going to affect us right i mean we trust the fed

    I read about this fantastic system in krugman's book and attempted to read more. core of your difficulty lies in FED charter "its decisions do not have to be ratified by the President or anyone else in the executive or legislative branch of government." krugman also says like you ( are you a phd student ?) that it creates money....and i conclude the sequence is....govt. prints bonds ( why ?) , FED buys bonds by giving them cheques( on "zero balance" accounts ) and govt. prints currency and pays ( beyond its means) to contractors and servants to bring currency into market (no, i am not posting from mental asylum) . earlier FED used to help moneymarket in emergencies but detaching currency from gold reserve in 1971 , govt. actually entered the moneymarket (krugman tells the half truth, as USA is best place to live ) ...so it's neither welfare nor sovereign government, but is only market-crazy government. I have my own views on its structure....well, chairman of the union is selected by president, but what about individual banks? president has no say there. Then, the shortage in the accounts is replenished by investors of the banks, and who are they ? mostly non-americans . it's not all unreal , you see, it's only painful. and you neither can expect these people to give away all to the american powers w/o interest nor can expect them to get audied. simply because, beggars are no choosers... the beggar here is the richest country on this planet. I term this as Ultimate Capitalism where a country is run by alien wealthies not its citizens ! There is solace for america.....same game is being played in ALL the countries on this planet with varying degrees and terminologies. nothing will go wrong.....our futures are in safe (and greedy) hands. came 2007, BNP Paribas ie bank of france started dishonoring american instruments....2008, american realty and banks collapsed....2009, GE, GM, BOeing, IBM...4 pillars of american system satrted crumbling..... it was FED who saved america and the whole world. the rest of the world, if is wise, needs to respect america out of fear of FED and not of nukes.

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