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Subject: Re: Affordable or Market-Priced Home a better de Date: 11/28/2012 4:52 PM
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DanOB: "Yes, there's no "improved value" gain possible from improvements, which is a distinct negative."

If true, then IMO that tends to discourage bioth maintenance and capital improvements. I understand that allowing the owner to improve the home to market condition may move it of the "affordable" category, but I am surpirsed that there is no compromise position.

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