Why do some agents break the mold and achieve superstar status with ease while others struggle? Chris Pollinger, who works with top teams as a partner at Berman & Pollinger, says that in his experience, elite real estate pros consistently integrate these effective time-management hacks into their daily lives.
Source: Inman News
10 time-management rules elite real estate teams swear by
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