Clear and correct communication in all of your real estate transactions helps you to look more professional and competent to clients, colleagues and the general public — in other words, potential clients. Here’s how to make sure you’re always putting your best rhetorical foot forward.
Source: Inman News
Real estate writing: An agent’s guide to grammar
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