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04-30-2005, 11:57 AM
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How Does the REA Auction Look for You?
Posted By: Texas Ted
I know some of the lots are grouped very strangely, but that is where I can help. I would be happy to take leftovers, and I don't care much what I get, as long as the split price is fair. I am semi retired and deal more for fun than profit. As long as I have inventory, and don't lose money, I can be happy with a very small profit. Actually, I hope some of there weird lots go for small bucks, as they are my specialty. Email me privately to discuss. 
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