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100100~25decimals plot in sonde mukono district for sale. Title. 100m asking price
it has a private milo title with nearby water and electricity
its good for building an apartment, rentals and a residential house
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1. Lack of Communication.One of the most common customer service mistakes real estate agents make is failing to communicate effectively with their clients. Timely and transparent communication is essential throughout the entire buying or selling process. Clients need to be informed about the progress of their transactions, and any delays or issues should be communicated promptly. Agents should also be accessible, responding to emails, calls, and messages in a timely manner.2. Not Listening to C
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