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I mean, Swarovski crystal and crocodile finishing done on the same bag without it being too gaudy?!

Release date should also be around May 1st Showing dozens upon dozens of bags, most of which come in multiple materials and sizes, without showing too much to potential counterfeiters is tricky at best, not to mention incorporating all the other multimedia content that it now takes to paint a cogent picture of a modern luxury brand Its taken me a long time to hop on the ankle boot bandwagon, but for a shoe like this, Ill buy in1% stock ownership Simplicity at its finest, I appreciate a well-designed and visually pleasing bag Would you ever pay that much for a bag? Are you interested in crocodile at all?

First we hopped into Bottega Veneta to look, and well, we left with a few goodies Although I do wonder the actually size of the pochette (which is removable)The more I look at this homage to one of Louboutins iconic shoes, the more I like it Yet her performance on MTV was horrid and now Louis Vuitton won their lawsuit against the Britney Spears music video that violated counterfeiting laws by showcasing a pink Vuitton-upholstered dashboard This messenger bag contains the usual specs one would expect from LV, but then there is an added net pocket under the front flap I was toting around a Bottega clutch when I realized a larger beach bag is a must Price is $14,900 via Gucci For not, the Lockits are the standout, but if you prefer a Pouchette or Papillon,

Just watched a pitch revealing a strategy I haven't encountered until now. Reverse Short Sales. Find short-sales within a week of auction date. Contact listing agent to find out the buyers status; ie. if the buyer is still wanting and capable of paying for the property. If so, attend the auction and buy the property using whatever funding you have available, but only at with an acceptable profit margin. Sell the property to the buyer. Buyer gets the property the bank prevented them from getting. Listing agent gets a commission. You pay off the funding monies and get to pocket the left over profit.

I got a call yesterday from the seller as they were at the title company closing the deal! I didn't even know a closing was scheduled, but they were calling me, basically trying to get out of having to pay me, it sounded like. I'm guessing I was getting more money out of the deal ($3000) than they were, and they didn't like it. But it all worked out, I spoke with the closing agent & gave her my address, so I should be receiving my check in a couple of days. God is so good!!

UPDATE: Agent quit and can't help. I need to do this myself and how. Any suggestions would be nice. How do I talk to agents? Any advice will help.

Thank you.