Case Summary: The Job For Mari Romano

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The job for Mari Romano has been received, however, I am unable to read the contract and pictometry. The original copy of the pictometry will need to be emailed direct. On the contract you may have to take a photo and email it, currently I can’t read anything on the contract. A copy of the PSE worksheet with measurements is also needed. Once the requested paperwork has been received, we will move forward with scheduling the second

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