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• South Carolina, 1999

• Oklahoma City University School of Law, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, 1995J.D. Newberry CollegeB.A.

• Weeks & Irvine offers experienced representation in residential and commercial real estate closings. The Firm represents some of the largest developers and home builders in the region and country.

  Our Attorneys' and staffs' commitment to service and to our clients is deep and well-established in the Charleston area as demonstrated by our long-term relationship with many of the area's top real estate brokerages and agents. The Firm has on-staff title abstractors to allow quick turnaround and to expedite closings.

  Weeks & Irvine serves clients throughout the state, and has six offices in the lowcountry to serve clients at their convenience. In addition, the Firm has the ability to accommodate requests to conduct closings at locations outside the office.

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Becoming a NYC realtor is extremely hard even during boom times and now many qualified agents are starving. You need to put far more effort into this than you have so far. YA is not going to get you a job.. . Do some proper research to see who is active rather than relying on 'what you hear'. Before the internet, you would have seen who was who via the real estate advertising sections of the Sunday Times. But now we have something faster, simpler and easier. You may even have used it.. . Plan on at least a month of interviews before anyone offers you a lowly job doing rentals followed by a year of no earnings at all whilst you pass your exam. In the meantime start networking all your friends to get listings. You will be eating sandwiches for the first five years. Then if you are tough, have the right contacts and have learned how to do your own research, you might start making a living.. . NYC is not like the rest of the country. People selling property give their listing to someone they know. Co-ops are particularly hard because sales prices are not listed publicly.

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Hi there, the situation is following: I 've requested from the seller (dropshipping) a sample set of the goods, intending to sell it to my customer. The seller sent me that, but sold the goods before me. Now he wants to charge me for the sample ( i'm able to send the samples back, but they want only money). On my opinion it's not a business ethics, How should i object it with official letter please or where to find approximate templates. Thank you in advance..

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