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Originally Posted by PhillipAbbott79
If everyone knows what you paid for it, it can be harder to get what you want for it. You need to realize that a house is not a card and that is a very bad analogy.
A card can be 1 of 1. Very specific in a thin collector market. There may only be a dozen people on the planet that want the card. The card may only sell 5 times in a hundred year period(if that) depending on what it is. It may take a very long time to find that person. That ask price and that buy price are hugely important to the sellers ability to get the desired asking price in a market like that on 1 of 1s, errors, oddities, and obscure issues.
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Take paragraph 2, and replace "card" with "house".
Oh you're right, it's a very bad analogy
. We should be comparing houses to a commodity like coffee beans, not baseball cards, because all houses are the same, unlike baseball cards.