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How to Make Your Open House Snacks Irresistible

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fastexpert fastexpert | 1 year ago
Impressions are everything in sales. An open house is your chance to make a great first impression on potential homebuyers. You want to show you are a gracious, thoughtful host who knows how to make people feel at home. A big part of that is the food you serve. We’ve all been to those open houses where the snacks are lackluster at best. Maybe there’s a sad veggie tray with some wilted celery or a few store-bought cookies that have been sitting out for hours. Don’t let your open house be th...
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The New York Times The New York Times | 1 year ago
When my grandmother passed away in 1981, my mother, the executor of her estate, oversaw the selling of her one-bedroom apartment on 72nd Street and Third Avenue. Doyle, the New York-based appraising company, assessed her furnishings, and her personal and sentimental belongings were removed. All that remained was her furniture and my mother’s beautiful satin A-line wedding dress, which was left hanging in the coat closet. As with any open house, a menagerie of strangers came and went over the c...
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