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June 10, 2004
The Real Estate Adviser: Third-party providers: is that 'free' lunch OK?
By TOM KELLY
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Two months ago, I visited several homes on a weekend open house tour in an attempt to gauge how prices had risen in a specific area.
While passing through a couple of homes, I commented to the real estate agents hosting "the open" that the amount, and quality of food for visiting potential buyers was impressive. Both agents said:
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