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Becoming A Next Level Property Agent

Soma Sundram, Former CEO, Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents

19-Feb-25 09:30

Becoming A Next Level Property Agent

Soma Sundram has been in the real estate world since 1987, with his illustrious experience including becoming the first CEO of the Malaysian Institute of Estate Agents and onto becoming its president as well as its chief trainer. On this show, Soma shares his wealth of knowledge for aspiring real estate agents and anyone keen to pursue a career in this field.

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Produced by: Keith Kam

Presented by: Keith Kam


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