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If superior representation with a caring touch is what you expect when buying or selling real estate, you can count on Debbie Allen. With 21 years of experience behind her and the tools of the 21st century in hand, Debbie can expertly handle all of your real estate needs.

 

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Debbie makes it a point to return all phone calls and emails absolutely as quick as possible. She checks her email several times during the day, and is paged whenever a voice message is left for her.

Full time Realtor Reliable and Professional Exceptional Customer Service Uses technologically advanced marketing and communication methods Comprehensive knowledge of neighborhood marketing conditions Experienced Buyer and Seller representation for clients Graduate Realtor Institute (GRI) Associate Broker Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) 1997 Realtor of the Year EPro- Internet Marketing Specialist

	WSJ.com: Real Estate Treasurys Gain, and Bonds Feel Pain - 4 hours ago Credit markets were at crisis levels, as investors flocked to Treasurys while dumping bonds tied to commercial real estate and corporate debt. Only a Buyer Knows a Home's Value - 12 hours ago The one point of widespread agreement in the real-estate industry: there is no single accurate index of home prices. Shocks in Commercial Mortgage Trigger Selloff in REIT Stocks - 3 hours ago These days, everything has a knock-on effect. Earlier in the week, an analyst report on the potential default of a couple of commercial-mortgage deals caused a big hit to the corresponding credit market. That, in turn, has caused a selloff in the stocks of REITs. Fannie, Freddie Halt Foreclosures - 3 hours ago Fannie and Freddie suspend foreclosure sales and evictions on certain properties until January as it prepares for its loan-modification program. (Statements) Global Crisis Douses Hawaii Tourism - 1 day ago High fuel prices, the bankruptcy filings of Aloha and ATA, and the nationwide slump in consumer confidence have slammed Hawaii's tourism industry.