Real Estate Pulse for Horry, Georgetown and Brunswick counties

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• Stephanie Passon of Chicora Association Management has earned the Certified Manager of Community Associations credential awarded by the National Board of Certification for Community Association Managers.

• Justin Tucci has joined Real Estate Mortgage Network as a mortgage loan originator in its Myrtle Beach office.

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