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Posted: June 10, 2009
Kane of Sanford Management Services and King & Newton is now a licensed auctioneer in Mass.
A certificate for completing 80 hours of training as an auctioneer has been awarded by the International Auction School (IAS), to Martin Kane, who is now a licensed auctioneer in the state of Mass.
Kane is a licensed commercial real estate broker with King & Newton, LLC Commercial Real Estate located 935 Main St., Springfield.
Kane is a board member of the new Realtors Commercial Alliance, and president of Sanford Management Services, Inc. (SMS).
SMS Auctioneers group will specialize in real estate, business and commercial sale.
King & Newton in conjunction with SMS Auctioneers group will now be offering this additional service to their clients along with their normal brokerage, leasing and appraisal services.
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