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Posted: November 19, 2007
Kashuk joins Sweeney Real Estate Network
Sweeney Real Estate Network welcomes Gerry Kashuk to its commercial real estate division. Sweeney REN has focused on residential and investment properties during its 17 years in business. With the addition of Kashuk they will create a successful commercial/industrial department.
Kashuk recently retired from his successful CPA career after 35 years. During Gerry's CPA practice, he focused on serving buyers and sellers of commercial and industrial real estate including sales and leasing. Gerry's extensive experience in commercial and industrial real estate makes him the perfect asset to spearhead this expansion.
"Gerry is the first candidate that not only has the knowledge and skills to be successful, but also has the work ethic, integrity and customer focus to serve his clients and help them achieve their real estate goals," said Sweeney.
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