Middleman Now Rich Man in Real Estate Boom

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Real estate agents, like Michael Neeley of Westchester County, are making as much money as their wealthier clients. Last year, commissions paid to real estate agents in the United States reached $61.1 billion.

Sales & consumption, Labor Distribution by Employer, Case studies, Statistics, Industry sales and revenue, Neeley, Michael

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How to Prepare for One Really Quick Getaway

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Planning for an emergency includes setting your financial house in order, and making sure all your records available. Getting your important financial information together can take as little as one afternoon.

Personal Financial Mgmt, Other Financial Vehicles, Private Households, Security & commodity services, not elsewhere classified, Consumer Assets & Liabilities, Financial Record Keeping Services, Methods, Management, Personal finance, Medical records, Records and correspondence, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Company business management, Disaster victims, Financial records management

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The 6 Percent Solution: Skip Real Estate Agents

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With real estate agents' commissions averaging 5.1 percent, many homeowners are choosing to use alternative real estate services, like Assist2sell.com, that charge a flat rate.

General services, Services information, Services, Company systems management, Information management

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