Summary:
Want to imagine what a flooded home filled with 60 cats smells like? Well, no need to guess because Rod Meyer can tell you! Rod Meyer is a REALTOR® from Grand Forks, North Dakota whose whole family is in real estate. Tune in to hear about the destroyed “cat house” (that sold!) and the silly things he’s had to do to get approval from FHA appraisers.
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