Real estate: Sometimes we need to be reminded that if something seems too good to be true, there is probably a catch. In the real estate industry, two areas come quickly to mind.
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Unless you are one of the few people who need to buy or sell a house during the holidays, you tend to forget about the real estate market and think instead about things that are more important.
