If you’re feeling worn down, discouraged or pushed to the edge by your clients, it’s probably not you. Sometimes people are just tough to work with, and you have to figure out what is worth it for the commission. Here are 33 signs it’s time to part ways, must-dos before taking that step, and the dos and don’ts of firing clients.
Source: Inman News
33 signs it’s time to fire a client (and how to do it the right way)
Published in Agent, Dani Vanderboegh, fire clients, fire your client, fired, new agent, Select, service and teams
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