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Great Blog For Real Estate Agents

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Big BlogSharing information is what makes the internet a beautiful place. So with that in mind, I like to share a great blog for real estate agents. BiggerPockets.com is a great blog for those who love to crunch numbers or at least like to see the aftermath of number crunching. Click away and enjoy.

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Josh Dorkin said in September 6th, 2006 at 5:41 pm

Thanks for the mention. We appreciate it. Our site, BiggerPockets.com not only has a great blog, but also a great forum, and thousands of useful resources for agents, investors, and others in the real estate world.

We welcome everyone to swing by, learn, and get involved!

All my best,

Josh Dorkin
Founder – BiggerPockets

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john becks land said in September 26th, 2006 at 11:30 pm

The fact that blogs of real estate are disappearing gradually is of the matter is that the real estate market is changing very quickly. A number of online real estate related services are poping up and the role of the real estate agents has got to shift to a value-added service model where agents act as consultants to make sure that all parties in the transaction are protected.

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john becks land said in September 27th, 2006 at 9:52 pm

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