Counselor Of Real Estate (CRE)

Definition of "Counselor of Real Estate (CRE)"

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Designation given to members of the American Society of Real Estate Counselors (ASREC). A prerequisite for membership is professional experience and ethical conduct.

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Jeffery A Johnson Jeffery A Johnson said:

I need guildance on eviction and responsibilities for landlords

Apr 22, 2021  11:07:22

 
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Hi Jeffery, we'd love to help. Can you explain your sitation to us in a bit more detail so we can better assist you? Thanks in advance! 

May 05, 2021  18:10:08
 
 
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