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Chicago REIA, Andrew Holmes

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By Jose Flores, José Flores, Matt Boyle, David Segatti
| BiggerPockets Verified
Well from my understand after attending one of these 3 day events this is my opinion. This is my opinion only, typical sales pitch period. They get you in there talk about how easy it is to do everything with their help but it will cost you to join chicagoreia.org I heard they had 3 platforms. I'll break it down for you, if you have no experience I would recommend bigger pockets from the start go through all the podcasts that's a education right there.
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My View: Wearing certain baseball caps can be dangerous

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By Matt Boyle
| Buffalo News Verified
I decided to wear a Boston Red Sox cap on Monday, June 29. I floated the idea to the hive mind on Facebook and got loads of comments with varying advice. Matt Boyle, of Buffalo, sports a Dodgers cap. Why that particular day? Well, if you don’t follow baseball, on the preceding Sunday, the Sox had accomplished the unthinkable − the improbable feat of sweeping a four-game series with the New York Yankees.
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Three packaging trends every food and retail brand needs to consider

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By Matt Boyle, Retail Packaging, Metsä Board
| Sustainable Packaging News Verified
In many of my recent discussions with food and retail companies across Europe, one topic keeps coming up: the growing impact and complexity of packaging regulation. For many brands, the conversation often starts with a simple but pressing question: What will the new regulations actually cost us? In the UK, where I live, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes have already been implemented, and some companies estimate the financial impact could reach millions of euros.
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