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| They need to be given an opportunity to get a foot in the door. Because the market's so slow right now," Marx explained, "we had tenant reps finding out about the deals and providing us with quick references, hoping to get a foot in the door that might get them a commission. We call the company behind the story to uncover the information needed to get a foot in the door, whether it's a rebranding opportunity, request for proposal or the best time for an introduction, you need to get your foot in the door, whether it be for a rebranding opportunity, request for proposal, or the right time for introductions. |
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