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Agents learn early on in their career that listings are the name of the game. Unfortunately, no matter how much sense that makes, it’s still
How many of us have thought about what we’d accomplish by the grand age of 96 years old? Perhaps become champion of the community bingo games? Perhaps become a grand matriarch of the Red Hat Club. A little while back, a 96 year old Toronto resident decided to top all of that and listed her rather plain looking (from the outside) home for $699,000. No word on the final selling price.
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