From: dave@themcgheegroup.com
Newsgroups: sdnet.real-estate
Subject: Re: Informal FAQ for sdnet.real-estate, San Diego Newsgroups
Date: 2 Oct 2006 16:34:43 -0700
Distribution: world
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I have a property that is being sold at a huge discount.  Sellers are
facing forclosure and have priced the property $53,000 below market for
quick sale.
5-bd/3-bath in Paradise Hills
http://3077Vesuvia.com

wkronert@sunstroke.sdsu.edu wrote:
> Archive-name: http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/~wk/sdnet/index.html
> Posting-Frequency: [This is an automatic posting of a the informal FAQ
>  for the San Diego sdnet.real-estate newsgroups.  Posting Frequency will
>  the 1st and 15th of each month.]
>
> This is a informal note to let the readers of: sdnet.real-estate and
> sdnet.real-estate.agents know that this newsgroup is a *regional*
> newsgroup for San Diego, Calif., USA.  What that means is, property and
> discussions of real estate should relate to the San Diego area.
>
> This is NOT a global newsgroup for trying to sell your property if it is
> located out side of the San Diego area.  That is what global newsgroups
> such as: misc.invest.real-estate, biz.marketplace.real-estate,
> alt.invest.real-estate and other real estate newsgroups in the alt.*
> hierarchy are for.
>
> So the summary is, "sdnet" stands for San Diego.  If you have property to
> sell or discuss that is IN San Diego then sdnet.real-estate and
> sdnet.real-estate.agents is the newsgroups for you.  If you are trying to
> sell property that is not located in San Diego, this is not the newsgroup
> for it.  It does not matter if you think there might be a buyer in San
> Diego, that is NOT the point and you are welcome to use any of the other
> global newsgroups (mentioned above) to do this in.
>
>  Best regards,
>
>  William Kronert
> --
> Bill Kronert     San Diego Usenet Admin. - SDNET