Friday, December 3, 2010

Priced Lower Than a Snake's Belly in a Wagon Rut

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You’ve just gotta love the Marines! There’s never a doubt about where they stand and what they’re thinking. This story goes back to about 1978 when I was flying with the USAF’s 425th flying club Tac Fighter Training Squadron out of Phoenix. Bear with me and I’ll eventually get this related back to real estate.

A short background. During the Vietnam War, fighter training units virtually eliminated air-to-air combat training because it was ‘dangerous’ and a commander might suffer a training loss. Kill ratios in combat, as a result, approached 1:1. During the ‘70’s a concerted effort was made to change that. Navy Topgun, Air Force Aggressor Squadrons, Red Flag and lots of air-to-air training came to be. A semi-unofficial method was for a bunch of guys to go cross-country over a weekend and stage mini-airwars.

Back to the Marines. This particular weekend  a number of folks went to Yuma Marine Corps Air Station for an evening at the bar and a Saturday morning air battle. Ours was a pair of F-5E’s and there were Marine F-4’s and Harriers, some Air Force F-15’s and F-4’s, some Navy F-14’s, and I’m not sure what else. About 30 aircraft in all. The plan was called 2 v many. Everyone was in pairs fighting everyone else. You had no friends other than your wingman. The fight area was a 10 mile radius around a particular mountain peak. Everyone had to be in the area at a certain time and then it was ‘fight-on’. At the designated time everyone was there in their pair, trying to remain invisible. No one said anything on the radio because everyone could get a ‘df-steer’ to them. That lasted for about 30 seconds when here comes the Marines! “Jarhead 21, 2 F-4’s over Chocolate Drop at 15,000 feet. Where’s all you candy-asses who want  to come out and fight?” This brings me back to real estate…

Where’s all you Candy Ass Buyers waiting for the bottom of the market?

3009hackberry-8We’ve just reduced the price on 3009 Hackberry Oklahoma City in Quail Creek. This home came on the market this summer at $445,000 which was a fair price. This is the 4th price reduction and we’re now at the incredible price of $350,000! Guys, this is a great deal and it just doesn’t get any better than this.

What are you waiting for?????

Originally posted at Oklahoma City Real Estate Blog

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