Ready for b'ar...
Mar. 29th, 2002 08:56 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
alexpgpI got up in plenty of time this morning to go to the ham breakfast, but decided that the time would be better spent at the store, finishing the inventory of personal items. That's done, now.
In the course of a brief rummage through stuff in my office yesterday, I ran across the packet of info associated with our purchase of the store. In that packet was... an inventory (sort of) compiled by the former owner. I seem to recall, upon first having seen it, that the prices were a bit... high. After having owned the place for nearly a year and a half, his prices seem... still high.
However, interestingly enough, after assigning my own valuations to what-all is here, I find that his assessments were, overall, about 25% higher than mine. (I, of course, am being scrupulously fair in my assessments... no, really! After all, I'm going to get taxed on my numbers!) So maybe my impression of his numbers being obscenely high is not warranted. Or maybe I'm the mood where a 25% overvaluation is not that obscene.
Customers are coming...
Cheers...
In the course of a brief rummage through stuff in my office yesterday, I ran across the packet of info associated with our purchase of the store. In that packet was... an inventory (sort of) compiled by the former owner. I seem to recall, upon first having seen it, that the prices were a bit... high. After having owned the place for nearly a year and a half, his prices seem... still high.
However, interestingly enough, after assigning my own valuations to what-all is here, I find that his assessments were, overall, about 25% higher than mine. (I, of course, am being scrupulously fair in my assessments... no, really! After all, I'm going to get taxed on my numbers!) So maybe my impression of his numbers being obscenely high is not warranted. Or maybe I'm the mood where a 25% overvaluation is not that obscene.
Customers are coming...
Cheers...
