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What happens when an 86 year old grandmother poses for some real estate pics? Apparently, it becomes a viral sensation! Yoli Ball and her husband are trying to sell their home in Davenport, Florida. Her 15 year old granddaughter, Makenzie Ball, tweeted some pictures of Yoli posing in various rooms of the home. “I thought they were hilarious. I was almost crying because I was laughing so hard,” Makenzie told Buzzfeed News. Within just a few days, the retweets had reached 15,000.
MY GRANDMA IS TRYING TO SELL HER HOUSE IN FLORIDA AND THESE ARE THE PICS I AM LAUGHING SO HARD pic.twitter.com/rONaIUyevS
— makenzie (@asapmakky) March 26, 2015
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1. Spamming your listings with no commentary Posting a link or sharing something on Facebook without your opinion is boring. Your friends want to know
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