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January 31, 2002
A landlord recalls night of the iguana
Not only is it often a difficult task to play landlord, but it also can be tough to be a seller.
A veteran real estate agent in Tacoma passed along a provocative story about her inability to sell a home because of uncooperative tenants. Every time the agent asked to make an appointment to show the house, the family renting the home stated “that isn’t really a good time.”
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