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Do you always need a real estate agent?

Parade.jpgI recently had time to surf around the Internet and came upon this terrific article regarding the top five real estate myths, that even some agents believe, from a well respected real estate publisher and investor, as well as a friend of mine, Rennie Gabriel of Gabriel Publications.

This article originated from Parade Magazine, an insert into many major newspapers. Rennie's comments are in response to the misinformation that abounds in that article, which, for the most part, I wholeheartedly agree with him on.

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