Here’s a list of items that are frequently overlooked by business owners:Furniture for the office:ChairDeskBookcasePrinter tableComputer hutchAn easy chair or sofa to read technical documents or take a breakPaint for the new officeCell phoneCarpet or a rug for the officeInternetTechnology for the business used in the new office:MonitorsComputerMouseKeyboardScannerPrinterComputer cablesSwitches and routersOffice suppliesPeripheral equipmentToner and ink cartridgesPaperDecorates, draperies, wall hangings used in the officeFramed artwork or diplomasObjects of inspiration or artSound system if music makes you peaceful or inspires youAre you currently using the home deduction for your real estate business?

Works as a BT speaker but then can play any kind of music once you setup a special Amazon account for it.

I do get a little nervous seeing someone like Barry Wolfe say that he is imparting a sense of urgency on anyone who has been thinking of selling to sell now before the music stops, so to speak. 

Don't listen to music when driving, listen to podcasts (BP rookie and real estate are a good place to start)2.

By that I mean that I mean:1) We have strict tenant qualification requirements that we don't deviate from (income must be 3x rent, 1 month security deposit, solid employment, credit score, no felonies, etc.) 2) We lay solid ground rules upfront so everyone is on the same page, like no drugs, late night partying, loud music, locking up common areas, security, etc. 3) At the same time we like to be friendly, personable and be flexible on things that we can accommodate. 

It's a music joke....

Notice the wording of the ad and how it is composed.

If I were the seller I would look at this like musical chairs.

Description: Portfolio composed of 4 single-family homes on a flat population growth small town in the Columbus area in Georgia. 

But locally our attractions include a venue that brings live nationally and internationally renowned music all summer and fall, excellent restaurants, skiing, hiking, golf, 2.5 hours to major US and international metropolitan areas, 1.5 hours to major airports.