mach316

I just use this link… LINK

I’ve had one for years and it’s been very reliable. Only issue I had was the button that raises and lowers the deck had to be replaced, but that was right after I bought it. No problems since then.

Needs another year

Rice slicks

Bought a 3 row John Deere planter this year and love it. I’ve planted soybeans, peas, corn, and sunflowers. If I have a seed I’m gonna put it in the ground lol. I used Eagle Seed, which is not far from me, and they have done great. I did do a half acre of old deer corn I had left over from last year just to see if it could grow. Results were terrible. It came up but was spotty and poor looking. I ended up planting over it.

We went in February, and had a great time besides being a little cooler than I would have liked. We rented a boat one day just to explore a bit. Had a great lunch at Baymahni.

I sent this to my wife who has been a successful real estate agent for 14 years. This was her reply:

After 14 years in this industry, this is one of those tough and frustrating) realities of real estate.

Buying and selling real estate always comes with some level of risk, and unfortunately, sometimes that risk shows up financially…like inspections, repairs, or improvements made in good faith to keep a deal together.

In most cases, unless there was a specific contractual agreement stating the buyer would reimburse those repair costs if they terminated, those expenses fall on the seller.

Terminating over “foundation issues” without documented support would make me dig more as a listing agent.

It’s extremely rare for an agent to intentionally kill a deal without a reason. We don’t get paid unless it closes. So there’s likely some missing details somewhere like inspection notes, lender concerns, buyer getting nervous or finding another property they like better.

Just got mine yesterday!

Been throwing a Coike for the last month or so. Lots of followers, no commits.