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February 2023 Issue Has Arrived!

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Celebrated in This Issue:

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MJ McFarland
Patrick Birdsong
Jeremy Kritt
Kristen Jacobs and Ryan Gamble
To be Awarded this month...

Austin REAL Producers Recognition Badges!!

If you've achieved Top 500 Performance in 2022, you're able to use the RP Top 500 Badge in your Marketing Collateral.

To inquire about your badge, please send us a note at
TeamAustin@RealProducersMAG.com

Invitations to
our next
COVER RELEASE PARTY
go out this month!


Need top performing agents inside your special listing this season?

 

We are accepting location nominations for our 2023 Cover Release Events!

Please submit your nominations to:

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HUGE THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS!!!
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