What are some home selling parties?
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-Arbonne \nhttp://www.gleamingskin.myarbonne.com\n\n-longaberger\n-Ameriplan\n-Big Yellow Box\n-Bittersweet Candles\n-Jerky Direct\n-Stampn up\n-Creative Memories\n-Shaklee\n-Southern Living at Home\n-Taste of Home Entertaining\n-Usborne\n\n...just to name a few
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garage sales, wholesalers, auctions, bulk purchases, going out of business sales . . . the ways are endless.  just use your imagination. - good luck\n\noh and people like me have too much stuff and are too busy on yahoo answers to list the stuff, so really you could actually list the stuff other people have.  you'll get a higher ebay user number and see their stuff, and charge a small listing fee.\n\nhope this helps.
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The article "10 Weekend Home Businesses" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol67/weekend.htm offers a list of some businesses that you can do during the weekend or part-time basis. The article is based on the book by Dan Ramsey "101 Best Weekend Businesses," which offers 101 proven businesses that you can operate in your spare time.\n\nHere are some ideas:\n1. Personal Fitness Trainer\n2. Cake Decorator\n3. Freelance Writer\n4. Cooking Instructor\n5. Fund Raiser\n6. Musician\n7. Tutoring Service\n8. Tour Guide\n9. Personalized Children's Books\n10. Antique Restoration Service
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Check out For Sale By Owner information on the web for self study and marketing tips. My company Redwood FSBO, offers marketing materials / flyers, lawn signs, advice, and listings on website for free. \n\nAlso, use flyers and marketing materials and post them around town, or better yet network with business colleagues and family to get the word out about when you open houses will be.\n\nIf you interested in learning more contact Owen Jamison, FSBO Managing director at 978-998-7153 http://www.redwoodfsbo.com \n\nTell him Reggie Sent You.
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You can absolutely sell your property with little to no hassle...Just disclose what, if any, problems you are having with the home and sell it as-is.
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Obviously, eBay. But there are groups on yahoo where you can sell things too in your area...
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There are real estate companies that buy homes in any condition. Look in the phone book and find one.
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Well, instead of asking your friends to give a party, you ask them to hand out your card or catalog.  Some grocery stores and community centers have bulletin boards where you can post a flyer or your card.  I've seen "at home party" consultants place very small adds in the classefieds of their local newspaper.  You could ask the owner of a small, local business if you could place you business card on their counter and, in turn, give them something you sell that could make their business easier, nicer, et cetera.  Try leaving one of your catalogs or flyers in clinic waiting rooms.  Just a few ideas...
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House party. Then you don't have to drive home, and you can let people crash there if they need to.
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Perhaps you can try a List Broker.  You can target people in a certain age range and DUI's, etc.
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Wildwood has  lots of rental property avalible for parties and other short term activities.  Contact a local realtor in wild wood for help.  They have properties listed for just such an occasion.  A cheaper route would be to check the newspaper in wildwood for private listings.  That would avoid any realtors fees or commissions.  If your too far away to get the paper locally, just check out their website and look though the classifieds.  Craigslist for NJ may also be of help:\n\nhttp://newjersey.craigslist.org/
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Yes there are many businesses that you can do from home that are not MLMs or get-rich quick schemes. Here are examples:\n\nTop 5 Homebased Businesses for 2005 http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,319154,00.html\nThe Top 10 Ways to Earn Money at Home  http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol3/10ways.htm\n8 Perpetually Hot Businesses http://www.entrepreneur.com/article/0,4621,324539,00.html\nTop 10 Home Businesses with Rapid Break-Even Time http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol33/breakeven.htm\n\nA "Home business" goes beyond MLMs and bizopps. Many people are working from home doing their own businesses such as online publishing, virtual assistant, search engine marketing consultant, web designer, interior decorator, and the list goes on. You just need to figure out what you want to do.
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I found a newpaper article online that gives you 10 hints on how to make your home more sellable.\n\nSome tips include:\n\n#1 New Cabinet Handles\n\n#2  Air conditioning\n\n#3  Ceiling fans\n\n#4  Kitchen counter replacements\n\nhttp://www.fool.com/news/commentary/2004/commentary040325sm.htm\n\nThis site also lists 10 hints (different ones)\n\nhttp://users.adelphia.net/~madsweet/marvinloans/re_article7.htm\n\n1. Get rid of clutter. Throw out or file stacks of newspapers and magazines. Pack away most of your small decorative items. Store out-of-season clothing to make closets seem roomier. Clean out the garage.\n\n2. Wash your windows and screens to let more light into the interior.\n\n3. Keep everything extra clean. Wash fingerprints from light switch plates. Mop and wax floors. Clean the stove and refrigerator. A clean house makes a better first impression and convinces buyers that the home has been well cared for.\n\n4. Get rid of smells. Clean carpeting and drapes to eliminate cooking odors, smoke, and pet smells. Open the windows. \n\n5. Put higher wattage bulbs in light sockets to make rooms seem brighter, especially basements and other dark rooms. Replace any burnt-out bulbs. \n\n6. Make minor repairs that can create a bad impression. Small problems, such as sticky doors, torn screens, cracked caulking, or a dripping faucet, may seem trivial, but they’ll give buyers the impression that the house isn’t well maintained. \n\n7. Tidy your yard. Cut the grass, rake the leaves, trim the bushes, and edge the walks. Put a pot or two of bright flowers near the entryway.\n\n8. Patch holes in your driveway and reapply sealant, if applicable. \n\n9. Clean your gutters. \n\n10. Polish your front doorknob and door numbers.
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Some Ideas:\n> Get added to home improvement network programs / sites. Usually several in every area.\n> Very Targeted Google ad words - set up and as expensive as you want it to be - http://www.google.com/ads/\n> Network with local real-estate agents\n> Door Store type services\n> referral programs (discounts on future services)\n> Name prominently displayed on vehicles, job sites\n> How about something unusual like a tasteful deck leave-behind with your name on it? Decks always have visitors(flower pot, etc.)
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It kind of depends what  your goal is. If you're trying to get a one-time list for a specific location, the first answerer is right - the deed registrar is your best best. \n\nIf you're trying to get a list of new buyers (usually called New Mover's List) for areas in order to market or contact that group of people via mail, then there are several companies from whom you can purchase these lists. Here are some links:http://www.newmovernames.com/, http://www.brandnewmovers.com/, and http://www.melissadata.com/lists.html. Best of luck!
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a good realtor can help u get about 16% more for your home than u could get when selling on your own according to the president of the national association of realtors.\n\nThe best resource is a highly-qualified Realtor, if you want to sell for top dollar.
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Ask everyone you know if they know of anyone looking to sell their home. Real Estate is a "how long you've been in the business" kind of thing.  It takes a while for people to think of you before they think of someone else. Part of that is achieved by farming, some is advertising, but most is referrals.  The more people you've done business with the more people that get referred.\n\n----\n\nYou need to base it on where you are located. The guy from Singapore has some great ideas, but some of them are not legal in the US.  You cannot pay a referral fee to anyone in the US unless they are a Licensed Real Estate Agent.  You can be prosecuted by the Department of Housing and Urban Development.\n\nThe other post where they suggest sending postcards etc to 300 to 500 households a month is called farming.  However, it usually takes six months to a couple years for farming to start paying off - and it can be expensive.  But it is a good tool.