Along with moving inventory, they might say the house is $400,000 but it was probably much less than half that to actually build it....so in the end, they are taking less than a $200,000 hit....so in terms of just loss, giving away the other house they say is "$400,000" is cheaper than just taking $400,000 off the expensive house.

I posted the article in another thread, because its worth it.
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actually, the sales promo looks interesting...cutting their losses by decreasing inventory i see...i just dont know how the consumers will take it but then again, theyve done the research...

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Originally posted by alan actually, the sales promo looks interesting...cutting their losses by decreasing inventory i see...i just dont know how the consumers will take it but then again, theyve done the research...

I dont know if it will work to be honest.

The people that can afford to buy Million dollar homes don't want to deal with a "rental property."

Im a broke Mexican, so i have been dealing with rental properties for the last 8 years.

Why pay mortgage when the renters will pay it for you

Haha, I just saw a report on this on TV.....and they caught something...

The houses you buy to get a free house are $1.595 million...

Just down the SAME street, pretty much the exact same house by the same builder where you DON'T get a free house...they are $1.295....

So now it does look like they are indeed raising the price on the house you can buy to get a free house...and that you can probably just ask them to discount the $1.6 million home if you want it instead of getting the free home.

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Originally posted by DaveT Haha, I just saw a report on this on TV.....and they caught something... The houses you buy to get a free house are $1.595 million... Just down the SAME street, pretty much the exact same house by the same builder where you DON'T get a free house...they are $1.295.... So now it does look like they are indeed raising the price on the house you can buy to get a free house...and that you can probably just ask them to discount the $1.6 million home if you want it instead of getting the free home.

its all about reading the fine print

because in my opinion, the FINE print is the most important part in somethings.