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September 28, 2006
Real Estate Advisor: This real estate scam starts with shabby yard
Have you heard the one about the crook who looked for shabby yards?
We often discuss the advantages of keeping the home in top condition — especially the exterior. A clean, well-kept yard not only increases value, but it also gives the impression the owner is present and involved in its maintenance.
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