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Originally Posted by groove1 View Post
Allentate's b&m offices are relatively small, except for some regional ones. Many agents do not even have an office. And their website is among the best in this area for real estate.
I respectfully disagree with that.


I can think of 4 off the top of my head in Charlotte that are HUGE! What kind of metrics are you using that rate it "best"?
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