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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (6699)	11/12/2002 11:16:23 PM
From: Tradelite	of 306849

<<the reason this hasn't caught on (yet) is due to the small number of remaining RE firms (at least locally)>> You certainly aren't describing the average American town where real estate offices are on every corner and are fiercely competitive. (Would it surprise you to know that real estate salespeople are competitive against even those people in their own firms? Yes, it's true here where I live.) I keep thinking something is very different between real estate in California and real estate on the East Coast. Gee.....it might take a 500-page book to describe the differences?

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