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Anyone else feel a bit lost with vintage?
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<blockquote data-quote="maxf" data-source="post: 401794" data-attributes="member: 6420"><p>I 100% agree with this. </p><p></p><p>This is supposed (for me) to be an escape from the hassles of work and the daily grind - but as prices have risen, deals have become harder to do as well - partly because of the cash now involved (2 weeks in the Bahamas vs 2 12 Backs?) but partly because some sellers are afraid of selling too low, and want 'tomorrow's prices today'. I've lost count of the number of deals in the past few months which have just been dropped by the seller - big sums of money too - which makes it really hard to keep interested in actively collecting. </p><p></p><p>I honestly think that buying my last house was less stress and hassle than the last 2 (aborted) deals I've had going on for some rarer MOCs. Now that's mental.</p><p></p><p>When it stops becoming an escape and starts becoming a hassle, you have to ask whether it's worth it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="maxf, post: 401794, member: 6420"] I 100% agree with this. This is supposed (for me) to be an escape from the hassles of work and the daily grind - but as prices have risen, deals have become harder to do as well - partly because of the cash now involved (2 weeks in the Bahamas vs 2 12 Backs?) but partly because some sellers are afraid of selling too low, and want 'tomorrow's prices today'. I've lost count of the number of deals in the past few months which have just been dropped by the seller - big sums of money too - which makes it really hard to keep interested in actively collecting. I honestly think that buying my last house was less stress and hassle than the last 2 (aborted) deals I've had going on for some rarer MOCs. Now that's mental. When it stops becoming an escape and starts becoming a hassle, you have to ask whether it's worth it. [/QUOTE]
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