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Posted: August 18, 2009
Meet the RCA of Mass. Member - Haley
Peter Haley has been actively assisting Mass. commercial real estate clients since 1999. Whether you purchase or sell, rely on Haley for a rewarding transaction.
In 2003, Haley received the distinguished CCIM designation through the CCIM Institute, an affiliate with the National Assocation of Realtors. As a CCIM Member, Haley was trained in a curriculum that includes financial analysis, market analysis, user decision analysis, and investment analysis for commercial investment real estate.
Peter is networked with a company that is exclusively devoted and facilitating tax-deferred 1031 exchanges for property held for investment or business use.
Distinctions
Peter was President of the Northern MA Commercial Investment Board of Realtors® in 2004 and was the 2007 President of the North Central MA Assocation of Realtors® Peter is expected to maintain an active role in the real estate world.
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