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Bohemia Realty hosts “Investing in Real Estate” with Antuñano of MiT National Land Services

Shown (from left) are: Bohemia Realty Group’s
Adam Schroeder and Berto Antuñano, VP of
business development at MiT National Land Services. 

New York, NY Bohemia Realty Group’s Adam Schroeder moderated “Investing in Real Estate” featuring guest expert Berto Antuñano, vice president of business development at MiT National Land Services. 

Open to the public at no charge and held at Double Dutch Espresso on Frederick Douglas Blvd., the presentation went over the strategies that aspiring investors need to know in order to build strong real estate portfolios that generate consistent income. It was the brokerage’s eighth free monthly workshop of the year and drew a crowd of homebuyers, brokers and neighbors.

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