My Bank Would Only Give Me $50,000
I went to my bank and requested $100,000. No, this was not a request for a loan. I was asking for money from my own account.
They would only agree to give me $50,000 from my own account!
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What do you mean $50,000? I asked for $100,000, not $50,000.
We understand, but we can only give you $50,000.
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Apparently, you don't understand. I asked for $100,000; I need $100,000.
We can only give you $50,000, because that is all that is in the account.
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Now I was getting angry. What in the hell does what is in my account have to do with how much I want and need. If I can't get $100,000, then I am not going to take any of it out.
Okay, that is fine with us.
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Oh great! That is some attitude from my own bank.
Does this sound vaguely familiar to you?
Maybe not with a banking account, where it should be obvious as to how much money it contains, but with real estate.
It is all too often that a seller of real estate wants more than the property is worth. They just fail to accept the simple concept that if it is not there, then it is not there.
Oh, by the way, I am selling my 95 Ford Contour. It's in great condition. I am only asking $100,000.
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