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Date Posted: 15:41:12 04/15/12 Sun
Author: Noelle
Subject: I was just thinking like at an open house (to sell a house) the realtor pays for the food and alcohol for the open house. Regardless, of how much food is being offered. I don't know how the venue will be set up, cg, but I think it would be akward to ask for money.
In reply to: Noelle 's message, "Well, I agree with Carla, it depends where the party is being held. I'd def charge for alcohol but, don't be mad, I would never charge for the food. It is a tough call!!!" on 15:21:49 04/15/12 Sun


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