Black Expo Resource Guide 2017 Vol 5

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[email protected] | (315) 878-2763 | Syracuse, New York

Greetings,

Thank you to our advertisers, sponsors, and donors for
assisting the Black Expo Resource Guide 2017 edition.
The Urban Solution Network is a premier business
association that publishes this publication and assist highly
motivated entrepreneurs with resources to help them become
more successful.

The BE Resource Guide & Business Directory, along with
the Syracuse Black Expo, will provide an opportunity for
businesses to expose their product or service to the
community. In this business directory are some of the most
dedicated business men and women that you will ever know.
These highly motivated entrepreneurs, business men and
women are advertising their businesses in hopes that you will
help stimulate our business community by recycling your
dollar.

The more money we spend with each other the more money
we keep in our neighborhoods. The more financially
independent we can become, the more politically motivated
decisions are made in our favor. The BE Resource Guide &
Business Directory is one of the most important tools that
you’ll have in your hand.

The BE Resource Guide & Business Directory will keep the
dollar recycling and allow businesses to have maximum
exposure. We are calling all entrepreneurs to promote their
business through the Black Expo Resource Guide, call us
today for affordable rates and great results.

Thank you,
Sean L. Herring
Editor / Publisher
Black Expo Resource Guide

Until the lion becomes the historian the hunter will always
be the hero - African Proverb



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It's important to get your trade-in value
before you go to the dealership

This will help set your expectations for what the car is worth and gives you a reference point for any offers
you'll receive. The best way to get the value of your trade-in is to use the Edmunds app on a smartphone or
tablet. Those devices make it easier to sit in the car and double-check whether you have options that can
affect the car's value — features such as heated seats or a sunroof. Be honest about the condition of your car.
Most cars fall into the "clean" or "fair" category. Very few cars are "outstanding," no matter how much their
owners babied them.

When you're done appraising, you'll see three figures. The trade-in value is what the dealer may offer you —
that's a figure to keep in mind when you're at the dealership. The private-party value is what you might expect
to get if you sell the car yourself. Dealer retail is a little different: It is what you might expect to pay for the car
if you were to buy it at a dealership. There's an alternative to trading in a car or selling it yourself: Have used-
car retailer CarMax appraise the car and make you an offer. The offer is good for seven days, at which point
you can ask the dealership to beat that price or you can sell your car to CarMax.

$5,750 $4,750

GREGGS GREGGS
SALES AUTO SALES AUTO

(315) 863-7291 (315) 863-7291

Terry Jackson III

Sales Representative

www.realtor.com/house

www.bmwusa.com

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9 Common Real Estate Promote Your
Business
Myths That Plague Buyers
Rent This Space
and Sellers
List Price
Buying or selling a house is not something most of $68,000
us do every day. You may do it once a decade, or
even once in a lifetime. Despite the fact that most www.realtor.com/house
of us enter the world of real estate only rarely, we
all think we know how it works, based on the
experiences of friends and family members, stories
we have heard and things we have read.
But for everything we believe we know about the
industry, there are a number of myths that
circulate about how real estate actually works.
Buying into those can hurt your chances of buying
or selling the right home at the right price.
In recent years, technology has radically changed
the way homes are bought and sold, and yet some
aspects of real estate are the same as they were
when your parents bought their last home. If a long
time has passed since your last transaction, you
may be surprised at how much has changed.
The Internet has made much more information
available to consumers, but not all the information
is equal, or even accurate.
"A lot of people, for some reason, they believe
what they read on the Internet," says Gea Elika,
principal broker of Elika Real Estate in New York
and a regional director of the National Association
of Exclusive Buyer Agents. "Read everything you
see on the Internet with a grain of salt." Listing your
home at too high a price may actually net you a
lower price. That's because shoppers and their real
estate agents often don't even look at homes that
are priced above market value. It's true you can
always lower the price if the house doesn't garner
any offers in the first few weeks.

Barbara Reese (315) 876-4762 *Mobile
Realtor (315) 876-6397 *Office
123 ANY St. Syracuse, NY
www.breeseremax.com

Business Directory John Ivory

ALARMS (315)446-0111

Custom Alarms CNY | (315) 391-2686 (315) 472-0130
ART
List Price
Jaleel Campbell | (315) 744-3656 $68,000
Kamiiron Pritchard | (315) 447-8953
www.realtor.com/house
ART CLASSES

Community Folk Art Center| (315) 497-8837

AUTO DEALER

Karesaun Herring| (315) 497-8837

BEAUTY SALONS

Mo’s Touch | Pending
Jackie Emery | (315) 421-1130
Sheridonna’s | (315) 748-3229

BOOKS

Damon Gilstrap| (315) 876-0285
Jackie Grace | Pending
Loretta Howard | (315) 373-4752
Jackie Warren-Moore | (315) 491-4491
Kawana Moore | (315) 380-3486

BUSINESS

Urban Solution Network | (315) 878-2763

CATERING

Bad Vegan Cafe | ( 315) 870-0741
Homeslice Pizza| (315) 396-7245
Taste of Honey | (607) 543-0685
Neighborhood Chef | (315) 748-5523

DESSERTS

Simply Sweets by Peach| (315) 728-9760

EVENTS & EXPOS

Syracuse Black Expo | (315) 878-2763

Business Directory

FINANCIAL LITERACY Promote Your
Business
Me’Shae Rolling| (315) 908-2665
Rent This Space
GIFT BASKETS
(315)878-2763
Da’ Marie | [email protected]
JackieWarren-Moore
INSURANCE
(315)481-4491
John Ivory| (315) 446-0111

JEWELRY

Terry Spears Bellamy | (315) 944-8128
Shikoba Jewels| (203) 505-4915

PHOTOGRAPHY

Kenny Pace | (315) 372-0431
LaVergne Harden | (315) 565-9384
Michelle McClendon | (315) 706-9261
Suntrana Allen | (315) 491-3280
Terry Baker | www.sif.net

REAL ESTATE

Cyrus Grant| (315) 491-9451
Vera Hines | Pending
RETREAT

Guest House | (315) 395-1048

SEAMTRESS

Barbara Peterson| (315) 446-3294
STYLE CONSULTANT

Yvette Talbert | (315) 254-0047

Soaps

Scrub Me Babe | ( 315) 876-0327

If you would like us to promote
your business please call (315) 878-2763

Business Directory

HAVE A HEALTHY Kinsey Car Company
MIND, BODY & SPIRIT 1200 E. Fayette St.

(315) 214-5863 Syracuse, NY
(315) 472-5297

(315)474-2300

(315)435-8634 (315)478-8634

PROMOTE Finesse Barber Shop
YOUR
901 Oak St.
BUSINESS (315) 863-3778
HERE
Claude Greene

(315)396-7245

RENT
THIS
S PA C E
HERE

If you would like us to promote your business please call (315) 878-2763

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Limited
Seating

Black Expo

Business Seminar

*Learn How to Promote Your Product or Service at the Syracuse Black Expo.

Saturday, January 6, 2017

10:30am – 12noon

@ Syracuse Community Connections | 401 South Ave.

BLACK EXPO VENDORS & Non VENDORS: FREE

This is the last business seminar for 2017

For more info: [email protected] | (315) 878-2763

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