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SOGO Homes offers a flat-fee commission structure that’s saving sellers thousands
In the real estate market, it has always been customary that the higher the price of your home, the higher you pay in commission when selling. But things are a changing, as a local real estate brokerage is bucking that practice with its flat-fee rates. Now the only thing that adds up for homeowners is their profits. Instead of paying a 3%...
Read MoreIf you’re ready to make your move, Tom Dungan, a real estate agent with SOGO Homes, can help you save big when selling
One of SOGO Homes newest real estate agents, Tom Dungan is working hard to change the perception of the real estate industry, which at times could be described as a competitive, cut-throat business driven by commissions. How is he doing it? By offering flat-fee pricing and giving back. Instead of charging the traditional 3% commission on...
Read MoreUniversity Hospitals Lake West Medical Center continues to grow, with two new neurologists on staff and a host of advanced treatment
To provide expert care close to home, the University Hospitals Lake West Medical Center opened a neurology clinic in August as an outpost of the UH Neurological Institute. “We have added neurologists to our Lake West staff to serve both patients admitted to the hospital and those with neurological conditions seeking treatment in Lake...
Read MoreUniversity Hospitals Geauga Medical Center features a new gout clinic in Chardon
Once associated with kings who overindulged in rich foods and wine, hence the nickname “the disease of kings,” today gout is a form of inflammatory arthritis and a chronic systemic disorder that anyone can get, though men are still twice as likely to develop this painful disease. Rich foods and drinks are a factor in developing gout, as...
Read MoreA comprehensive breast cancer screening at UH Ahuja Medical Center could be a lifesaver
The medical community takes Breast Cancer Awareness Month to heart—and for good reason. It saves lives. Observed every October, it plays a vital role in encouraging women to get screenings and take charge of their health. Though breast cancer is the second-most common cancer diagnosed in women. If caught early it is highly curable...
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