When it’s time to sell, it’s time to clean. Treat this situation as if you were going on your first date and you were trying to make it love at first sight. If you don’t you’re at a disadvantage already (especially if there’s competition from other houses). If your house is a dump, people will value it less. Many times I am in properties and people want you to look past the mess and look at the room sizes, the layout and anything else but the mess. Honestly, it’s not possible. Most people won’t say anything; but they’re thinking it.

Here’s another issue; if the prospects are interested, they will offer less because they figure that they have a lot of work to do. The nicer the house, the more money they’re willing to pay and vice-versa. You also need to understand that just because you, your family and friends are used to the way you keep your house doesn’t mean a ready, willing and able buyer will be okay with it. Remember first impressions  have an impact on you, your prospective buyer and your wallet.

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Fly on the Wall 

Recently, P Buggy and I was sailing on the Hudson when a young African American lady and her guests boarded the boat to celebrate her thirtieth birthday. No big deal until the party started. Once the party started, the deejay, an African American began playing hip hop and r & b with explicit lyrics. The ‘N’ word and the mf’s were used as if they were reciting nursery rhymes.

P. Buggy, a self proclaimed, middle-aged white man never saw anything like this and was shocked!!!

After seeing this, we began talking and realized that there are some things that are said when other people aren’t around. We laughed that some of these same people from the party will be in church on Sunday and that they would never say these things there or at work. Apparently, there are things people say when others aren’t around, whether it’s Blacks about Whites or vice versa. Many say things to their friends that they would never say in public. If we could only be a fly on the wall and see what they really think.

 

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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

                                                          Release June 16, 2012 # FMB – 01/PR

                                                                          
GYROSCOPE RADIO ANNOUNCES ITS NEWEST SHOW, ‘FOLLOW MY BEAT’,

THE INTERNET RADIO SHOW WITH A CRAZY TWIST

Executive producer, Ron Williams is pleased to announce his newest show, called,

‘Follow My Beat’. The mission of the show is to motivate and inspire, educate and have fun.

The two hosts are Dan Shiver aka DJ Dan Dan (an actual party deejay) and Scott Linde  (P. Buggy - the newest member of the show). Ron says, ‘What makes this show different is

their format and approach. Most shows appeal to one demographic because of the music they

play and the talk; but ‘Follow My Beat’ casts a much wider net. The music ranges

from Old School (Old School Beat) R&B/Soul to Rock and Rock and Roll.  The new music

(Today’s Beat) spans from hip hop, r&b, dance, rock and more. There’s just no telling what

they’re going to play and what they’re going to say and that’s why this show has a crazy twist’.

After the intro, the show has six segments, they are: Current Events; Old School Beat;

Buggy’s Bites (helpful hints with a twist), Fly on the Wall (What people say when others are not

around), Today’s Beat and I Was Broke; But Now I Ain’t (an inspirational segment about people

overcoming tremendous odds to be successful).

DJ Dan Dan and P Buggy are two different people with two different perspectives and

that’s where the fun begins. FMB can be seen live every Wednesday from 7p – 9p at

www.followmybeat.com  and the chat room is live during the show. If you’re not available for

the live show, you can go to the website and see the recorded version.