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How 2 realtors bootstrapped their way into coffee, food and fitness

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How 2 realtors bootstrapped their way into coffee, food and fitness
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It’s become something of a running joke between two business partners who started in residential real estate and now operate food and fitness businesses.
Every time their landlord puts a new lease offer in front of them, one of them says the same thing: we should buy the building.
“We haven’t yet,” said Stacie Staub, 51. “But I wish we owned it.”
On a stretch of Youngfield Street in a Lakewood strip mall, Staub and Madie Linder have built a collection of businesses: a real estate brokerage, a mo

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