Moving on moving up: education and training for residential estate agents: establishing the baselines and setting targets.

By:

College of Estate Management

Contributor(s):

Residential Estate Agency Training and Education Association

Language: English Publication details: Reading College of Estate Management 1998Description: xii,79p. ; 30cmISBN:

1899769021

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LOC classification:

333.330715

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