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Paying rent with credit cards will cost you (literally), channeling Wes Anderson to sell a home, and more

By Virginia K. Smith | September 9, 2014 - 10:59AM 

Paying rent with credit cards (or apps) isn't such a good deal after all (Pacific Standard via The Billfold)

One way to get traffic to your open house? Surprisingly well-executed Wes Anderson-themed marketing materials (Inman News)

Looking for a fixer-upper historic brownstone? Some Sunset Park preservationists have just the place... (Brownstoner)

Micro-apartments cute enough to convince you to live in a micro-apartment (Flavorwire)

We're willing to bet you could DIY your own leopard-covered dining room for a whole lot less than $12 million (Curbed NY)

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