0 to sell, this house will get top dollar and people will come in and have the wow factor. achieving that wow factor will cost her $7,000 if she acts on all of tory s suggestions. she has to declutter and repaint the kitchen. so i m really trying to either pull out the gray or a lighter gray so that the cabinets stand out. you want to keep a minimum of three larger appliances on your counter tops. another great tip, remove everything off of your refrigerator. the living room furniture should be downsized and rearranged. this is a really spacious living room except it is not really looking like that right now because there is large pieces of furniture in here. so the rule of thumb is to remove more than keep it in here. same thing in the bedroom. if you have a master bedroom that has a sleigh backing on it, it is easing up six to 12 inches of your square footage in your home. new hard wood floors go in here, which will be staged as a second bedroom. but the biggest expense
narrator: tonight on frontline . how are you, fidel? narrator: he calls castro his idol. very well, thank you. and you? very well. narrator: and the united states an enemy. he s convinced george bush goes to bed thinking of ways to assassinate hugo chavez. narrator: to his followers, he is venezuela s hope. ( people shouting ) to his critics, he as at worst a dictator, and at best, a master of the media. ( speaking in spanish ) he sings, he can be funny. he can seem bafoonish. he obeys none of the rules for what is expected of a head of state, or, for that matter, a public official on television. narrator: is he a real threat to america. venezuela s selling about 1.5 million barrels per day of crude and products to the united states. narrator: .or is he his own worst enemy? despite many billions of dollars of oil rough, we see, in fact, that most of hugo chavez s revolutionary programs simply have not worked. narrator: tonight on frontline , who is
narrator: tonight on frontline . how are you, fidel? narrator: he calls castro his idol. very well, thank you. and you? very well. narrator: and the united states an enemy. he s convinced george bush goes to bed thinking of ways to assassinate hugo chavez. narrator: to his followers, he is venezuela s hope. ( people shouting ) to his critics, he as at worst a dictator, and at best, a master of the media. ( speaking in spanish ) he sings, he can be funny. he can seem bafoonish. he obeys none of the rules for what is expected of a head of state, or, for that matter, a public official on television. narrator: is he a real threat to america. venezuela s selling about 1.5 million barrels per day of crude and products to the united states. narrator: .or is he his own worst enemy? despite many billions of dollars of oil rough, we see, in fact, that most of hugo chavez s revolutionary programs simply have not worked. narrator: tonight on frontline , who is