Next door to a celebrity? Need advice.

[Michigan CG]

6-7 months would mean football. Stafford?

Not Stafford. Most likely Barry Sanders.

 

[Vermonter]

Barry Sanders?

And, by the way, someone did correctly guess who it was. Very clever.

And when I say universally-beloved, I mean it. Considered a hero to basically everyone in Detroit. Not even kind of a Justin Bieber. More like a small god. LOL.

To bad they had to trade his little clone

Not Stafford. Most likely Barry Sanders.

The way he left you wouldn't think that city would love him...but they really, REALLY do.

 

[redfish]

Not Stafford. Most likely Barry Sanders.

Stafford has a house in Franklin.


He bought the house unfinished for a load of dough, then put a load of dough into it finishing it.

I hinted in an earlier post who this superstar is but I guess nobody is a horse racing fan.

 

[Rich Heyn]

I'm guessing the initials are BS but not Barry Sanders.

 

[J Grant]

I'd pay a lot more to live next to a four legged stakes winner than a 2 legged football hero...hooved ones 100x more spectacular to watch out the window!

 

[Michigan CG]

Kwame Kilpatrick??

 

[Calvin the Airedale]

Unless this guy's statue is in the front yard or the mail box has a memorial plaque, keep your mouth shut about who lives next door. Concentrate of the real estate.

 

[RobFMDetroit]

Stafford has a house in Franklin.


He bought the house unfinished for a load of dough, then put a load of dough into it finishing it.

I hinted in an earlier post who this superstar is but I guess nobody is a horse racing fan.

Redfish knows whats up. LOL.

 

[RobFMDetroit]

Unless this guy's statue is in the front yard or the mail box has a memorial plaque, keep your mouth shut about who lives next door. Concentrate of the real estate.

A simple "I wouldn't recommend mentioning it" would have sufficed. But, thanks to your advice, I'll keep my mouth shut instead.

On a completely unrelated note, it's good to know that my fellow appraisers have such wonderful people skills.

 

[Calvin the Airedale]

A simple "I wouldn't recommend mentioning it" would have sufficed. But, thanks to your advice, I'll keep my mouth shut instead.

On a completely unrelated note, it's good to know that my fellow appraisers have such wonderful people skills.

Aw, I'm sorry. Next time I'll take account of your delicate sensibilities and break the advice more gently. How's this, discretion is the mark of professional demeanor?