By Pamela Burkardt and Joel T. Shackelford
Real estate brokers traditionally engaged in typical transactions between real property buyers and sellers may have found their practices changing given the current market and the ability to see promising returns with investments in distressed real estate. Currently, many real estate brokers are expanding their reach to take advantage of these investment opportunities, but before doing so, they should verify tha...
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