Real Estate Blogger Round Up
April 4th, 2006 • Related • Filed Under
I found a few interesting posts that you may enjoy reading today:
- The Jersey Shore Real Estate Bubble has a post about conflicts realtors have when they claim to represent both sides of a deal. The dreaded dual agency question.
- The Walk-Through’s Damon Darling has a post on real estate agents shopping offers.
- The Boy in the Big Housing Bubble has a great post on the California trend of raffling off homes for charity, sort of. A very interesting read.
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Great blog, keep the great content coming! 
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