Real Estate Survival Guide with Terry Story
Business:Investing
Switching topics, Steve wants to talk about a list, from Terry, of the nine things you should purge your home of before you move. Terry starts with getting rid of all the junk you’ve accumulated over the years such as bathroom towels that aren’t all that nice and that you really don’t use, old sheets and extra pillowcases, and appliances and kitchen gadgets that you really don’t need, such as rarely used juicers. Then go through the closets and take out all your unworn or incorrectly-sized clothes so someone else can use them, and throw out kitschy souvenirs, extra coffee mugs and old trophies that clutter-up your home. 09-28-2017
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