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HGTV's My First Sale Starts Casting in DC Area

  • May 18th 2010

by Mark Wellborn

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The HGTV program My First Sale is currently holding casting calls in the DC area.

HGTV's My First Sale Starts Casting in DC Area: Figure 1

According to a press release, My First Sale is a show that "captures the trials and tribulations, stress and success of prepping for sale, pricing, negotiating, and ultimately selling of a home for the first time."

The show is looking for first-time home sellers and their real estate agents in the DC/NoVa area. Taping will begin in the coming weeks and will continue through the winter.

We took a look at the application and picked out a couple of the more interesting questions:

If you are selling as a single, you may be asked to have a trusted friend join you for some of the process. This person would serve as your sounding board. Who would you choose as a sounding board and why?

Tell us why you think you’ll have a high tolerance for having a camera crew follow you around during the potentially stressful period of selling your first place?

For more intformation on the application process, contact Sami Hartman at shartman@highnoontv.com.

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/hgtvs_my_first_sale_starts_casting_in_dc_area/2082.

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