carmax which means stores selling used cars (these are checked, oiled, certified to be like new) report of their 2nd quarter shows they didn't make as much money as was expected.
I can see that sales have increased by 5.1%, but profits fell because the company set aside money to cover possible bad loans made to people buying used cars.

And their shares are currently rising, probably because the sales figure was better than analysts had expected and they are optimistic about the company's plans for future growth.

This is no different than our experience, like the cellphone you bought was nice and you thought you got a good deal, and then the battery goes bad or something else goes wrong and you need to take it back, and the store probably won't make as much money as it thought.

And BTW, just like carmax, our first question is why the customer brought a lemon, and whether there were any signs that should have been seen.

The beat goes on.

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You are quoting authoritative comments. You will see more color when you have time to assimilate the PR. I'm sure you will get it down pat. Just keep at it.

Always a pleasure and thank you for your trust and business.

Peter C Earle, CMT

Congrats on a great find Peter. I like this, and you got it down pat.

Appreciate you, please keep at it.

DAN

Interesting topic for discussion, thank you for sharing.

Peter C Earle, CMT

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> Did the seller/landlord make a misrepresentation (fraudulent concealment) in the sales contract when it signed the water lines into the trunk line of a shared septic tank system owned by a homeowner’s association with a record of problems.

Florida law allows a buyer up to five years to sue a seller for fraudulent concealment. Is the expiration date of five years from the time the sale of the property closed or the time the association report was issued?

Was the seller/landlord obligated to show the seller/landlord the association report or could the seller/landlord just take the seller’s word that there were no problems.

I’d be interested to learn more about this case. Has any case law come Read from source...

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