Talk:REM (magazine)

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LexisNexis Reference[edit]

Aaron, Bob. "Seek advice before making mortgage manoeuvre." The Toronto Star [Toronto] 15 Mar. 2008, NEW IN HOMES sec.: H02. LexisNexis. Web. 6 Nov. 2009.

Writing in the March issue of REM (Real Estate Magazine, remonline.com), a monthly publication for industry stakeholders, tax specialist Dan White sounds an alarm about using the strategy.

Sense check[edit]

RE this sentence in the article: REM regularly features Canadian real estate professionals of note on its front cover, such as singer-songwriters Shauna Sedola [6] and Heidi Vincent,[7] and science-fiction author Rolf Hitzer.[8]

It says that the covers feature real estate professionals, then lists a singer-songwriter and science fiction author as examples. I have no idea which part of that sentence is correct, but it is definitely contradictory. User:AKTaylor — Preceding unsigned comment added by AKTylor (talk • contribs) 00:35, 7 May 2020 (UTC)[reply]