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<blockquote data-quote="D. Hargrove" data-source="post: 3155363" data-attributes="member: 41761"><p>Many folks value their goods with emotion rather than fair market value. Look at cars, guns, boats, homes and such on the open market for sale by owner sites. </p><p><strong>Example:</strong> Nancy wants to sell her house, she has lived there for 23 years and raised her 4 kids, buried 5 dogs under the oak tree and had the house cleaned by the same little old lady once a week for the entire 23 years. Family Christmas parties, birthdays, weddings, babies and pets, heartbreaks, first dates, first cars, hiding in the storm shelter, winter storms, Halloweens sitting on the porch handing out candy and sipping hot cocoa. All the memories Nancy has, in her mind makes the house worth a great deal emotionally, yet the fair market value remains $125,000. Nancy is requiring $150,000 for the home as that is HER value, no way the house sells and Nancy is utterly baffled as to why no one sees her views on the homes worth. </p><p>Same holds true for guns, cars and anything else. If you desire to sell your emotional attachment there is rarely a market or a buyer.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="D. Hargrove, post: 3155363, member: 41761"] Many folks value their goods with emotion rather than fair market value. Look at cars, guns, boats, homes and such on the open market for sale by owner sites. [B]Example:[/B] Nancy wants to sell her house, she has lived there for 23 years and raised her 4 kids, buried 5 dogs under the oak tree and had the house cleaned by the same little old lady once a week for the entire 23 years. Family Christmas parties, birthdays, weddings, babies and pets, heartbreaks, first dates, first cars, hiding in the storm shelter, winter storms, Halloweens sitting on the porch handing out candy and sipping hot cocoa. All the memories Nancy has, in her mind makes the house worth a great deal emotionally, yet the fair market value remains $125,000. Nancy is requiring $150,000 for the home as that is HER value, no way the house sells and Nancy is utterly baffled as to why no one sees her views on the homes worth. Same holds true for guns, cars and anything else. If you desire to sell your emotional attachment there is rarely a market or a buyer. [/QUOTE]
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