Talking Commercial Real Estate with SVN's Ingrid Tucker, Retail Landlord & Tenant Rep

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❇️ Join us to watch this amazing podcast show with Ingrid Tucker, landlord and tenant representative. Update: Ingrid Tucker is now working at Whitestone REIT in Scottsdale AZ. Inside this episode you will learn more about Ingrid, her recent achievements, her move into Commercial Real Estate and more. #podcast #melissaswader #realtalk #business #commercialrealestate


Categories:
Brokerage, Marketing/PR
Property Types:
Retail
States:
ARIZONA


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