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From the Business : With more than 20 years of experience in the real estate market, Rajesh Shrestha has all the knowledge you need to buy, sell, rent, or manage your property. He has worked for multiple years in Nepal and now brings his skills to play in New Jersey, USA. With an adaptive nature and a learning mindset, Raj has grown his client base immensely in just four years of practice in New Jersey. He was awarded the NJ Realtors® Circle of Excellence® Sales Award® Bronze level in 2019 and Silver level in 2020. He also received the International Sterling Silver award in the year 2020. Currently, he...
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