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    The PropertySource Relationship Revolution began many years ago. Some of our members may remember the "old days" when every e-Newsletter was a text-only format. Or when our Contact Manager consisted of 5 fields! We've come a long way, and it wouldn't have been possible without the support of our Founding Members. Some of our members have been involved with us for over a decade now, and we've been thrilled to have their participation in the rollout of our newest programs, including the Referral Challenge, Articles of Value and more.

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Our Relationship Masters are on the ball!

Last week when the agent notification emails went out prior to the sending of the Buyer/Seller eNewsletter, our Relationship Masters were quick to point out an issue with the photo on our very popular "Home of the Stars" feature.  We had inadvertently included a photo of Bobby Brown:

Bobby Brown 

But the article was actually talking about the listing of Grammy winning songwriter and producer Jimmy Jam, pictured here:

Jimmy Jam 

Our Relationship Masters are paying attention!  The photo was replaced before any clients received the eNewsletter.  Thank you for the eagle eye! 

Posted on Monday, October 27, 2008 at 11:03 AM |

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