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In reply to the discussion: It's little wonder Sears went out of business [View all]csziggy
(34,189 posts)42. Repainting is easy and a white background makes the place look bigger
Plus, most people that buy end up repainting anyway.
My husband finally sold his mother's house - she died nearly four years ago. The first year his siblings argued over what colors to repaint the house. Eventually, after Hurricane Michael, a new roof, and other issues, the house was sold to a company that gutted it and totally redid everything. If they had simply painted it white and put it on the market quickly, they would have cleared more money and gotten rid of the house much sooner.
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Ahh, Sears. I worked in the catalog department for awhile as a teen and remembered the
hlthe2b
Dec 2020
#2
Sears missed the boat when they passed on Eldridge Cleaver's Fall Collection from Eldridge de Paris
Brother Buzz
Dec 2020
#23
Sears went out of business because Romney's Bain Capital bought them and loaded them w/debt. Nt
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2020
#28
I thought at one point Bain was involved with K Mart, which Sears owned. Nt
Fiendish Thingy
Dec 2020
#32